Land Rover 4x4 car reviews
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Land Rover 4x4 car reviews
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Land Rover Discovery Sport (2015 onwards) Review
Pleasant but pricey. PHEV could be better.
New price: £45,650 - £58,030PROS
- Feel-good interior
- Impressive off-road
- Comfortable ride
CONS
- Tight third row seat space
- No petrol option
- Questionable reliability
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Land Rover Range Rover Sport SVR (2015 - 2017) Review
Used price: £16,567 - £29,433PROS
- Performance
- Sound
- Grip
- Off-road ability
CONS
- Image
- Price
- Not overly engaging
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Land Rover Range Rover (2013 - 2021) Review
Promises the ultimate in luxury on- and off-road; largely delivers
Used price: £8,990 - £77,634PROS
- Luxury in a versatile package
- Broad engine range
- Impressive off-road agility
- Extensive personalisation
CONS
- Other luxury SUVs handle better on-road
- Very expensive at the top of the range
- Feels enormous to drive around town
- PHEV lacks lustre when battery empty
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Land Rover Range Rover Sport (2013 - 2022) Review
Great value for money, but buy with care and stay ahead of maintenance
Used price: £8,205 - £64,737PROS
- Luxurious and cossetting interior
- Agile handling for such a big car
- Excellent long-distance comfort
CONS
- Won’t be cheap to run in any form
- Some reliability and quality concerns
- Interior and infotainment not as polished as rivals
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Land Rover Range Rover Evoque (2011 - 2019) Review
Smallest Range Rover is a desirable and costly used car choice
Used price: £3,148 - £19,143PROS
- Stylish and desirable image
- Interior is refined and classy
- Capable on- and off-road
CONS
- Media system is slow and laggy
- More costly to buy than rivals
- Average reliability, inconsistent dealer support
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Land Rover Freelander (2006 - 2014) Review
Used price: £780 - £10,055PROS
- Premium feel
- Practical family car
- Off-road ability
- Chunky styling
- Refined on the move
CONS
- Premium prices compared to similar off roaders
- Narrow boot
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Land Rover Range Rover Sport (2005 - 2013) Review
Land Rover got sporty and SUV right with the Range Rover Sport
Used price: £826 - £10,164PROS
- Chunky styling,
- Wonderfully comfortable
- Handles well for a 4x4 yet capable off-road
CONS
- High running costs
- Fatally flawed V6 diesel
- Automatic gearbox can be a little sluggish to change down
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Land Rover Discovery (2004 - 2017) Review
Used price: £814 - £19,406PROS
- Quality feel
- Spacious and comfortable
- Brilliant off road
- Iconic image
CONS
- Rear seats tricky to fold
- Sluggish 2.7 diesel in older models
- Expensive to run
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Land Rover Freelander Station Wagon (2003 - 2006) Review
Used price: £405 - £2,120PROS
Strong off-road ability, practical interior
CONS
Unreliable and thirsty petrol models
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Land Rover Range Rover (2002 - 2012) Review
A new approach for Range Rover, the L322 is still impressive
Used price: £1,069 - £10,497PROS
- Iconic styling, cutting edge tech when new
- Luxurious high quality interior
- Great on- and off-road
CONS
- These are not cheap to run, or maintain well
- Known rust spots expensive to fix
- Gearbox and engine failures common with age