The Land Rover Discovery 3 Named Best Family 4X4
Published: 23rd August 2008
Land Rover Discovery 3 Named Best Family 4X4
Land Rover's most awarded vehicle, the Discovery 3 has today received yet another accolade from the women's motoring website, evecars.com in their Car of the Year awards.
The versatile Land Rover Discovery 3 was voted Best Family 4x4 beating the Hyundai Santa Fe and the VW Tiguan. The judging panel of women, along with What Car? editor Steve Fowler, tested each vehicle's driving characteristics, comfort, practicality and space.
evecars.comeditor, Alex Jenner-Fust, said: "The Discovery 3 is the ultimate 4x4: it's comfortable, feels modern and will tackle anything. It's not cheap but it's as happy helping you haul the whole family and their luggage to the top of a mountain and back as when you're chauffeuring six friends to the cinema in style."
Land Rover UK's managing director, John Edwards, said: "We are extremely proud of the Discovery 3. Launched in 2004, it still continues to lead the market and receive acclaim from media and customers the world over. This award from evecars.com endorses its position as vehicle of choice for those customers who require a spacious, versatile and capable 7-seat family vehicle."
Land Rover Discovery Prices start from £29,950. It boasts a host of features that make driving easier and safer such as Dynamic Stability Control and front and rear parking distance sensors, and has a combined fuel economy figure of 30mpg on the road.
Land Rover Discovery
Our Land Rover Discovery Guide lists the full specification of the current UK Discovery range, including car prices, fuel consumption, dimensions and other vital data.
Price Range: £30,190 - £45,725
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Models in the range: 4
We have road tested the Land Rover Discovery, to read our in-depth car reviews:
Land Rover Discovery Review - Aug 2004
Land Rover Discovery Review - Jan 2006
Our Car Buyer’s Guide covers all of the UK’s major new cars and includes CO2 ratings and car insurance groups. Data updated on the 19th May 2009
