Land Rover Discovery News

What has seating for 7 and just 3 doors? This SUV.

A screaming yellow first-year 1997 Land Rover Discovery XD in a Denver-area junkyard.

Hand-built SVO model was meant to launch SVX lineup.

Country gets another car plant as Brexit helps push JLR out of England.

Who's a good boy? Up! Up! Good boy. Down. Good boy! Here's a treat.

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There's a toaster in the center console.

Fans of the Discovery Vision Concept won't be disappointed.

Land Rover will make the next-generation Discovery more like the Evoque, judging by these spy photos. More exciting, though, is the move to a weight-saving aluminum platform.

With very few exceptions, production off-road vehicles all mount their engine up in front. The trouble is that the hood can obstruct the view to the terrain ahead. Leave it to Land Rover, then, to come up with a novel solution.

Body-on-frame vehicles are becoming increasingly rare in the modern automotive landscape. The weight savings supplied by a monocoque chassis design have meant that framed cars basically only exist today in the world of pickup trucks and large SUVs. However, they do offer one huge advantage over unibodies – if necessary, the platform can be detached and replaced underneath the vehicle.

At the Geneva Motor Show barely a month ago, Land Rover began teasing its plan to launch a new Discovery (currently known as the LR4 in the US). Now it looks lik

Land Rover will offer only 300 copies of its Discovery 3 Pursuit package in the UK at £30,000 (about $58,500). You can have one in any color you want as long as it's Java Black with a matching ebony leather interior.

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