With a hugely desirable badge, the Land Rover Discovery Sport should be one of the most sought after mid-size SUVs. However, this is a field crowded with talent and desirable rivals like the Audi Q5, the great-to-drive BMW X3, dependable Honda CR-V and stylish Volvo XC60, plus others such as the Tesla Model Y and even the Volkswagen Tiguan. Mild hybrid power and some styling updates have kept the Land Rover Discovery Sport in the hunt, but it now feels like it’s trailing the pack instead of leading it. Read on for our full Land Rover Discovery Sport review., Based on the same platform as the first generation of Range Rover Evoque, the Land Rover Discovery Sport combines a huge interior with a composed ride. It is comfortable inside, with most models getting a 5+2 seating configuration and offering more than 1700 litres of maximum boot space., The interior of the Land Rover Discovery Sport offers an abundance of soft-touch materials and a well-crafted dashboard., Standard equipment is impressive, and all models get climate control for the first two rows of seats, along with cruise control, a heated windscreen and partial leather seats. Power for the Land Rover Discovery Sport comes, in the main, from 2.0-litre petrol and diesel engines on the road, the Land Rover Discovery Sport feels capable and fun, with plenty of grip in corners. The automatic gearbox is now standard across the range and it’s a smooth operator, with ne , 3 months warranty, Full service history, BLACK, £12,795