This is a Land Rover Discovery Sport, a four-wheel drive car, with a 2.0 litre diesel engine. First registered in 2019, this is the TD4 Landmark variant, with Landmark trim, and it has only 44035 miles on the clock. With seven seats, there's room for everyone. The Land Rover Discovery Sport is a practical car with plenty to offer. The 2200 kg towing weight means that it is capable of towing a caravan or trailer. The Euro 6 emission class will be of interest to drivers wanting to reduce their environmental impact.Comes with a Long Mot ,2 Keys and the following services ,02/08/2021 5729 PENTLAND LAND ROVER - EDINBURGH ,and a recent full service at 08/03/2025 at 44036 miles .With sales starting way back in 2015, the Land Rover Discovery Sport is something of an old stager compared to its family SUV rivals. There have been plenty of changes over the years though, including a heavy reworking of the platform to allow a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) version. Some things don’t change, with the Disco Sport always available as a spacious five-seater, or a five plus two in Land Rover speak. That’s a nice way of saying the third row is a bit cramped. Petrol and diesel models got the choice of seat count, with plug-in hybrids stuck with five.Like all Discovery Sport engines, the entry-level D165 gets an automatic gearbox and four-wheel drive. It manages 0-60mph is 9.5 seconds as a five seater or 9.8 with seven seats. A front-wheel drive model with a manual gearbox was previously offered, with much improved economy and emissions figures. The D200 adds 41hp (204hp versus 163hp for the D165) to the mix, improving the 0-60mph time by over a second. The five seater does 0-60mph in 8.1 seconds, the seven seater 8.3. If you want to go with diesel, this is our preferred engine. The extra power makes it much more relaxing to drive because the engine never has to work that hard.