Land Rover Discovery Sport

Anyone who hires a Land Rover Discovery Sport will find that it is a premium compact SUV that’s closer to a Range Rover, than the rugged Defender. This is certainly a classy upmarket vehicle that combines spaciousness and versatile load-carrying abilities with real off-road competence. Many of the Discovery’s underpinnings are shared with the Range Rover Evoque, so you can expect the vehicle to tackle difficult terrain with the same ease.

From the outside, the latest Discovery Sport looks sleeker and more refined than ever, but climb inside and you’ll find that it is still also a very practical and versatile transport tool too. It has seven seats, and up to six of these can fold down to create an enormous van-like load-carrying bay. There’s nothing van-like about the impressive quality of the interior materials though. Look out for standard luxury equipment like heated seats and climate control. On the road, the Discovery Sport is a pleasure to drive. It’s quiet, composed and agile with plenty of power always available. With the 2.2-liter turbodiesel engine, you’ll be able to access muscular pulling power and sensible fuel economy.