2019 Land Rover Discovery Consumer Reviews

The 2017 Land Rover Discovery was the first time the US has seen the Discovery namesake since the infamous Discovery II. While the LR3 and LR4 provided some distancing from maintenance woes of the past, Land Rover demonstrated a desire to revamp the Discovery with the introduction of the 2017 model. Modern, utilitarian, and comfortable, this SUV combines the ruggedness and luxury that Land Rover is known for. With engine options available, power can be attained through a robust diesel engine (my purchase) or a traditional gas engine. Given some attention and upkeep (like any other engine) this SUV can last for many years to come.

I have owned over 55 cars in my lifetime. I’m an auto enthusiast. We first leased the car as I was not sure about reliability. 3 years later and zero issues we bought out the lease and kept it. 75k miles later and zero issues and only regular oil changes and one break job. It is one of the most comfortable drives I have owned and I have owned many Porsche, bmw, and Mercedes vehicles. The air suspension is like riding on a couch. The supercharged engine is very fast for suv. If you’re looking to buy and it’s been well maintained, I wouldn’t hesitate. You can pick them up used for a steal.

We have had no issues with our discovery. It has been one of the best purchases we've made. Great for family trips and every day use.

It’s a good off road vehicle when it works unfortunately, that’s not very often and the service department is a joke. I wouldn’t buy one to begin with, but If you’re not taking it off road definitely don’t buy.

My Discovery SE has been excellent all around. It had a leaky windshield and a squeaky brake pedal but both repairs were covered under warranty and fixed without issue. I live in the Seattle area so plenty of water hitting the windshield year round since its predominantly parked outside. The car is comfy for the family and is wondering for road trips and weekend adventures. With snow tires you can pretty much take it anywhere in the winter without issue. The traction technologies really do make a big difference in the snow, ice and slush. Would recommend it highly if you need to seat 5 people on occasion and really do go off road or deal with snow/ice.

This car does it all. As comfortable in the city as it is on the trail. Truly a pleasure to drive and turns heads!

On my 4th Rover. One Range Rover, an LR-3, an LR-4, and now this Disco. Best of the lot. Incomparable driving position where you see everything; great tech/electronics where I can fold seats and headrests from the console screen. Supercharged v6 has all the power you need. Excellent highway cruiser and obvious off road capabilities. Can fit 7 adults in comfortably. Nothing else short of a surbuban size vehicle can do that. Looks great inside and out. I’m always hauling around my kids and friends. This vehicle does it all and looks great doing it. Very underrated.

Great experience