



Land Rover Discovery 2017 Review
Speed
209 kmph
Transmission
8-Speed AT
Drive Type
Overview
Looking for a seven-seat luxury SUV that can handle family duties, highways, and demanding terrain? The 2017 Land Rover Discovery combines a 3.0L V6 turbo-diesel engine, permanent four-wheel drive, air suspension, and genuine off-road capability. For Sri Lankan buyers, its spacious cabin and 600 Nm torque are attractive, although complex electronics, expensive maintenance, and substantial dimensions require careful ownership planning.
Pros
Cons
Driver Insights
The 2017 Discovery offers an unusual combination of seven-seat luxury and genuine off-road ability. Its 600 Nm diesel engine suits a vehicle weighing more than two tonnes, while low-range gearing and sophisticated traction systems distinguish it from road-focused crossovers. For Sri Lankan ownership today, however, mechanical condition matters enormously. Air suspension, cooling systems, electronics, diesel components, and transmission history should receive professional inspection before purchase. Parts and specialist repairs can become expensive compared with Japanese SUVs. A properly maintained Discovery is extremely versatile, but buyers seeking simple, low-cost ownership should recognise that its engineering complexity comes with financial risk.

























