UK Market gets to see what 2014 brings for the Land Rover Discovery 4
My comments before the real PR below – I like what they did with the exterior updates on the 2014 Discovery. It’s little details and tweaks that really push the Discovery (LR4) forward. And Land Rover is doing a great job in pushing the latest tech across their entire updated vehicle line. It’s a real win for any Land Rover consumer, here’s a quote from below:
“To align the 2014 Discovery with other Range Rover vehicles…” They actually call out the Range Rover like that, it’s good for the Land Rover buyer.
Only complaint is the single-speed gearbox now offered, I get why I just don’t like it.
The DISCOVERY hood badging is a nice addition, I wonder if this points to a possible rename in the US market back to Discovery, I guess we’ll find out soon…
On to the official text:
FRESH DESIGN, IMPROVED ECONOMY AND NEW FEATURES
FOR 2014 DISCOVERY
· Exterior refresh with distinctive new face and new ‘Discovery’ badging
· New highly efficient 340PS 3.0 V6 S/C petrol engine replaces 5.0 V8
· Intelligent Stop-Start improves fuel economy and reduces emissions
· New optional single-speed transfer box for revised four-wheel drive powertrain
· Eight-speed ZF automatic transmission for all models
· Upgraded models available to order now with deliveries from mid-November (UK.)
Sixty-Five Years of Land Rover – Official Booklet
I posted this timeline graphic last week, and here’s the entire booklet for download:
Sixty-Five Years of Land Rover (PDF)
Enjoy!
While still on the fence – it’s this picture that’s pushing me towards a Range Rover vs. a new Range Rover Sport
Decisions, decisions – It’s like 2004 all over again!
Extremely impressed with the new Range Rover Sport, so much so that I’m actually considering one. It does look even better in person, the overly Evoque cues seems to diminish in real life.
But after seeing this image from the 65th Anniversary celebration:
All I see is an Evoque on the left and a Range Rover on the right. To the point where I have to actually study the vehicle on the left because a somewhat quick glance just looks like an Evoque to me.
Is it just a bad color choice for this image? Is it the visual proximity to the Range Rover?
Or is it just a big Evoque?







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