Land Rover Discovery Sport is the first all-new model in over 10 years
and takes a different direction in styling, but certainly not in
substance.Many things have changed in the past decade, with sales of
SUVs increasing at a huge rate worldwide. However, many buyers of SUVs
are looking for a stylish station wagon and have little or no interest
in using them as 4WDs. Land Rover is well aware of this and has
intelligently come up with a vehicle that will appeal to those who want a
good looking wagon but - and this is the really smart part - still want
a genuine 4WD.
By genuine 4WD we mean new Discovery Sport, is an
all-terrain vehicle from the old school. This is no on-road hatchback
with a different body and light-duty all-wheel-drive components. This is
the real deal.
Discovery Sport can traverse tough off-road
places where even olde-fashioned rather-crude Land Rover Series 1 would
struggle. Yet it will meet all the requirements of on-road comfort and
handling the modern SUV buyer demands.
This seeming impossible
melding of on-road and off-road tasks shows the depth of expertise in
the Land Rover team. Expertise built up designing subsequent Land Rover
Defenders and Discoverys, as well as the King of hill Range Rover.
A
Range Rover can set you back as much as $248,000 – new Discovery Sport
has a price list that begins at just $53,300, plus on-road costs.
All-new
Land Rover Discovery Sport is based on the ultra-stylish Evoque and
shares some visible and many out of sight components with it - one
reason for the low price.
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