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With seating for up to seven occupants the Land Rover Discovery is no humble giant. Some might even say it’s brash and bold, however for all its intimidating presence, there is sharp handling plus it lives up to every claim of luxury bestowed upon it. What’s more, the Discovery’s off-road proficiency is exactly what you’d expect. As far as the series goes, there are single-range four-wheel drives, as well as dual-range 4WDs built for low-speed driving across rocky terrain. Auto emergency braking is standard in every model, as is lane-departure warning, trailer stability assist, hill-descent control, terrain response controls, dual-zonal air-con, reversing camera and parking sensors. After some modifications to the 2019 line-up, the 3L V6 variants can pump out a barnstorming 225kW of power, while the four-cylinder options put in a respectable 177kW. If there is one thing the Discovery has earned the reputation of, it is prodigious pulling power. There’s 3500kg braked towing capacity, plus flexible seating in the rear that can be folded to allow for around 2400L of luggage space. But even in their upright form, second and third seats are supportive and afford occupants pleasing room. Offering luxury of the highest calibre, the Land Rover Discovery is what premium SUV driving should be about.