Our car came in the requisite Rental White paint, with black leather seats. This puts me in a fairly unique position of being able to do a sort of blind taste test, and I’ll judge it assuming it costs somewhere north of 60 grand. I’ve never read other reviews of the Discovery Sport either, and have purposely avoided doing so since.
All it says on the the VIN plate is “Discovery Sport LC”, so there. In fact, I’m not even sure which model this is, exactly (couldn’t find anything on the car to let me know if this was TD4, SD4, 110kW or 132kW version). Apart from it being a diesel, I can’t tell you how many cylinders it has, how much power it produces or even how much it costs. I still have no idea what the specs are for this car, though. I had very little interest or knowledge of the Discovery Sport prior this experience, but have come away with a little bit more of both.
#2000 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY UPGRADE#
What was supposed to be a week in Queensland with a Camry ended up being one with a Land Rover Discovery Sport HSE, courtesy of a free upgrade from Europcar after all of the available Camrys (Camri?) in the fleet had been returned with some form of damage.
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