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Land Rover Discovery 3.0 D300 R-Dynamic HSE 5dr Auto

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 D300 R-Dynamic HSE 5dr Auto

£58,199

London

2022
•
19,649 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 D300 R-Dynamic HSE 5dr Auto

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 D300 R-Dynamic HSE 5dr Auto

£65,799 was £71,999

London

2023
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6,844 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 P360 Metropolitan Edition 5dr Auto

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 P360 Metropolitan Edition 5dr Auto

£69,999 was £76,999

London

2023
•
7,665 miles
•
Petrol
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery SI4 HSE

Land Rover Discovery SI4 HSE

£30,300 was £34,500

London

2019
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45,195 miles
•
Petrol
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 4 3.0 SD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 5 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 SD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 5 5dr

£14,000

London

2011
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84,588 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 TD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 TD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

£34,990 was £36,990

London

2017
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32,000 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 4 SDV6 HSE 5-Door

Land Rover Discovery 4 SDV6 HSE 5-Door

£8,995 was £9,795

Edgware

2011
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123,244 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 P360 R-Dynamic HSE With Sliding Panoramic Roof and Heated an

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 P360 R-Dynamic HSE With Sliding Panoramic Roof and Heated an

£54,000

London

2021
•
10,981 miles
•
Petrol
•
Automatic

LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 3.0 4 SDV6 XS 5d 255 BHP

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 4 SDV6 XS 5d 255 BHP

£9,200 was £9,400

Southall

2012
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127,300 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 2.0 SD4 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 2.0 SD4 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr

£25,940 was £28,940

Southall

2018
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47,322 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 P360 R-Dynamic HSE With Sliding Panoramic Roof and Heated an

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 P360 R-Dynamic HSE With Sliding Panoramic Roof and Heated an

£54,000

Barnet

2021
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10,981 miles
•
Petrol
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 P360 R-Dynamic HSE With Sliding Panoramic Roof and Heated an

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 P360 R-Dynamic HSE With Sliding Panoramic Roof and Heated an

£54,000

Barnet

2021
•
10,981 miles
•
Petrol
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 4 3.0 SD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 5 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 SD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 5 5dr

£10,995 was £11,850

Sidcup

2012
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133,336 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 4 3.0 SD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 5 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 SD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 5 5dr

£11,799 was £12,899

Romford

2012
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90,420 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 5 3.0 COMMERCIAL TD6 SE 255 BHP 5 SEATER

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 COMMERCIAL TD6 SE 255 BHP 5 SEATER

£21,999 + VAT was £28,499

Sidcup

2018
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94,288 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3 2.7 TD V6 HSE 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 2.7 TD V6 HSE 5dr

£4,000 was £5,000

London

2006
•
120,200 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 2.0 SD4 HSE 5d 237 BHP

Land Rover Discovery 2.0 SD4 HSE 5d 237 BHP

£24,490

Belvedere

2017
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58,500 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3 2.7 TD V6 SE 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 2.7 TD V6 SE 5dr

£3,495

Sunbury-On-Thames

2006
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156,000 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 3 2.7 TD V6 HSE 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 2.7 TD V6 HSE 5dr

£6,995 was £7,495

Sunbury-On-Thames

2007
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116,000 miles
•
Diesel
•
Automatic

Land Rover Discovery 4 3.0 TD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 4 5dr

Land Rover Discovery 3.0 TD V6 HSE Auto 4WD Euro 4 5dr

£7,995

Sunbury-On-Thames

2010
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156,000 miles
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Diesel
•
Automatic

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About Discovery
Why buy a used Discovery?
Discovery updates
Which used Discovery should I buy?
What should I look for?

Used Land Rover Discovery

AA Cars works closely with thousands of UK used car dealers to bring you one of the largest selections of Land Rover Discovery cars on the market. You can also browse Land Rover dealers to find a second hand car close to you today. All used Land Rover Discovery on the AA Cars website are eligible for exclusive breakdown offers, including free Basic Breakdown Cover if the vehicle is for personal use only.

Expert Opinion

There are few cars as hard-wearing, rugged and versatile as the Land Rover Discovery. First launched in 1988, it is a stalwart of the large SUV/4X4 market, offering on one hand first rate off-road handling with a full selection of Terrain Response settings; and on the other a smooth and spacious ride perfect for the school run. They don't come cheap, but with so much on offer its hard not to be won over by the Discovery's rugged yet refined nature.

Land Rover Discovery - Review

4/5

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About Land Rover Discovery

Originally intended as a more utilitarian family car, the Discovery first arrived in 1989, and slotted between the agricultural Defender and luxurious Range Rover. Over the years, it’s headed further upmarket, with an interior that’s not far off the standards of the Range Rover.

It’s Land Rover’s ultimate family car, though, with a vast interior that makes it perfect for whatever life has to throw at it. The latest generation gets all of the bells and whistles you could want, too.

Why buy a used Discovery?

If you want a large family car, it’s safe to say they don’t come much better than the Discovery. Let’s start with just how roomy it is. All of the newer Discovery models come with seven full-size seats, and unlike some rivals, the two rearmost seats are still suitable for adults, while access is easy too thanks to clever flip-up chairs.

Even once seven seats are upright, there’s still a similar amount of boot space as what you get in a small hatchback, while with five seats in place there’s a huge 1,137 litres to play with. It really is vast and is cleverly engineered so that you can make the most of that room.

The rest of the interior is also fantastic, and has an especially premium feel and look to it. The likes of electric, heated leather seats are now standard fit, while the technology is top-notch too, with an 11.4-inch touchscreen fitted as standard, along with a fantastic set of digital dials.

It’s also just as composed on tarmac as it is far off the beaten track. Often the best off-roaders – such as the Toyota Land Cruiser and Jeep Wrangler – can be quite compromised on the road, but that’s not the case with the Discovery, as it remains comfortable and very refined. There’s also a superb range of petrol and diesel engines available, with the flagship P360 offering some particularly strong performance, as 0-60mph takes just six seconds.

Though prices for the Discovery have jumped in recent years, it’s also worth considering just how much equipment you get for your money. Even the standard ‘S’ model comes with LED headlights, 20-inch alloy wheels and heated electric leather seats to name just a few features. Safety kit like a 3D surround camera, adaptive cruise control and blind spot monitoring are all included too.

Discovery updates

Here’s a short history of the Land Rover Discovery, which dates back to the late ‘80s.

Land Rover was doing well with its Defender and Range Rover, but noticed a gap for a model between – something the Discovery filled in 1989. Initially sold as a three-door, demand quickly materialised for a more practical five-door option.
The second-generation Discovery arrived in 1998 and moved to a five-door-only layout. Styling changes were relatively small, but there were numerous revisions under the surface.
For the third-generation Discovery in 2004, it was thoroughly reinvented, being modernised, growing in size and being fitted with a seriously advanced all-terrain system.
The Discovery 4 arrived in 2009, though was really more of a facelift. A new grille, greater technology and refreshed engines were the main changes.
In 2016, the fifth take of the Discovery was launched. It took a further step upmarket, while being even better off-road and roomier too. It was revised in 2021, gaining a slightly tweaked design, more technology and mild-hybrid engines for the first time.

Which used Discovery should I buy?

Land Rover offers a good range of trim options on the latest Discovery. Equipment highlights are as follows.

Land Rover Discovery S

LED headlights, electric folding mirrors, electronic air suspension, two-zone climate control, keyless entry, electric boot, leather seats, heated and electric front seats, 11.4-inch touchscreen, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, 12.3-inch digital driver display, 3D surround camera, cruise control, driver condition monitor, lane keep assist, adaptive cruise control, rear collision monitor, front and rear parking sensors, heated windscreen, 20-inch alloy wheels.

Land Rover Discovery R-Dynamic S

R-Dynamic exterior styling, black styling package, darkened rear LED lights, satin grey 10-inch alloy wheels, black contrasting roof, Light Oyster/Ebony DuoLeather seats, light headlining.

Land Rover Discovery R-Dynamic SE

Premium LED headlights, headlight cleaners, fixed panoramic sunroof, automatic levelling lights, auto high beam assist, gloss grey 21-inch alloy wheels, 18-way heated, electric memory front seats.

Land Rover Discovery R-Dynamic HSE

Matrix LED headlights, 22-inch diamond cut alloy wheels, heated electric folding rear seats, electric steering column, premium cabin lighting, 20-way heated and cooled front seats, Windsor leather upholstery, 14-speaker Meridian sound system.

Land Rover Discovery Metropolitan Edition

Bright Atlas Grey detailing, lower silver trim, revised 22-inch alloy wheels, black brake callipers, sliding panoramic sunroof, head-up display, heated steering wheel, wireless phone charging.

What should I look for when buying a used Discovery?

Some Discovery models lead a much tougher life than others, so have a good look underneath for any signs of off-road bumpers or scuffed lower trim.
So to not intrude on boot space, the spare wheel is actually positioned under the car, and can be quite easy to steal, so check it’s still there.
Diesel models can suffer from contaminated oil, which means they might need servicing quite regularly – a costly process.
Some owners complain of vibrations at higher speed, which occur when a drivetrain is out of balance. If possible, try and take an example on a 70mph stretch of road on a test drive.

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