2017 Land Rover Discovery Sport Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

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This car was fun to drive and is full of high-end features. The 3rd row is only good for a short drive with very tiny people in the back. Not meant for comfort for a road trip. With the third row down, there is ample seating space and trunk space. I can’t wait to pick mine up!

July 16, 2021

Was advertised as having remote start heated and cooled seats and had none of those

June 29, 2022

Only owned my 2017 Discovery HSE for a few days...mpg is low compared to japanese suvs. Interior is leather/plastic. Would have liked to see some wood/woodgrain in it. After all...this is a Land Rover for goodness sakes. On a positive note, I like the ride/handling so far. Has much more get up and go than my prior 2008 model LR2. I miss the arm rests. Why were they not put on the from bucket seats???

February 23, 2021

Trims & specs

HSE specifications

Base MSRP

$42,195

Seating

7

Engine

2.0L 240 hp I4

Cargo Capacity

32.7 cu ft

Combined MPG

22

Drivetrain

AWD

SE specifications

Base MSRP

$37,695

Seating

7

Engine

2.0L 240 hp I4

Cargo Capacity

32.7 cu ft

Combined MPG

22

Drivetrain

AWD

HSE Luxury specifications

Base MSRP

$46,595

Seating

7

Engine

2.0L 240 hp I4

Cargo Capacity

32.7 cu ft

Combined MPG

22

Drivetrain

AWD