2021 Land Rover Discovery: Review - Cars.com

Land Rover’s three-row Discovery SUV sits between the uber-luxurious Range Rover and the rugged Defender in the brand's lineup, and offers a little of both worlds with a premium interior and loads of off-road capability. However, a few ergonomic and storage issues create some problems for this otherwise capable and (mostly) comfortable vehicle. Watch our video to find out more.
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[@NBA_Dunk]

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[@Techinvestor567]

The 3rd row is a pain even for kids? I have a MY21 Discovery 5 and even adults can sit well back there. There is no competitor offering similar space in the 3rd row.

[@bulelula]

Correction: it definitely fits a family of 5 and and their stuff. Just drop down that 3rd row.
Also, we regularly use that 3rd row comfortably for sub 6ft adults when we don't need a trunk.

[@jiggaman2006pbh]

I rented one this past year, it had about 35k miles and the sunglass holder didn't even hold up any more smh other than it was def fun to drive, gas guzzler, and show off SUV for sure, not something I would get personally but if you have the money to blow minds as well.

[@miguelircontar]

The rear will always look odd to me but that’s just me

[@benjamintucker1075]

But you can fit a family of five in a seven seat vehicle 🤯

[@Brahmdagh]

Proper off road review please.

[@utubeballbag]

That rear end is still hideous

[@kuatb77]

She hates this car from the start and not objective. That's all you need to know

[@hsbthree]

AMEN.