Land Rover Discovery Sport SUV review - pictures

The steering doesn't have a huge amount of 'feel', but it's accurate

All models come with cruise control, Bluetooth connectivity and an eight-inch infotainment screen

All models come with cruise control, Bluetooth connectivity and a ten-inch infotainment screen

Fuel economy is pretty decent for a 4x4 seven-seat SUV

The automatic gearbox is smooth when changing gear, and suits the Discovery Sport well

One thing to be aware of: the Discovery Sport's options list is long and expensive

We recommend upgrading to SE trim, as this gets you a power-opening boot amongst other goodies

The Discovery Sport is pretty decent to drive, while the 2.0-litre diesel engine is available with three power outputs

The suspension treads a neat line between minimising body lean and soaking up bumps