V6 has not been available since 2020, in Europe there are petrol and diesel inline 3litre six, I have the D300.

Nah I’d go for the: s/base model with the 4popper since it doesn’t have that stoopid reduced clearance/sporty front bumper

Hi, any issues with your Discovery?

@@momonyak Not sure who you were asking, but I will chip in. I understand in the US market the diesel engines are not available. I live in a fairly mountainous area and we get temperature down to -26C, some of the local roads are pretty bad and I use the Disco to plough the snow for the local comunity. I also travel 2600km each way across Europe twice a year well loaded. I have had some minor issues with Pivi Pro which have been sorted by re booting and the automatic over the air software updates - mechanically no issues. Its a very comfortable, capable and practical car and averages about 32mpg on the long runs which is mostly between 130-140 kmh.

@momonyak Zero issues. runs smooth. so far, so good 🤞🏻

What is this?

@@thebritishbushman8389 yeah, it’s very mom in the wealthy suburbs 💅🏽

Beautiful lovely car ❤❤😂😂

Yes hunni! 💅

Actually the higher end one have digital full screen

I disagree, it’s less reliable.

I think most 23 rovers dont have all digital because of the chip shortage

I love the vehicle yes but if anything goes wrong with the engine or anything else I bet it’ll be a fortune to fix it

@@LoganStevens616 yep, that is the problem. JLR in general has part sourcing issues of late.

How is it trash? it's well sufficient with 296hp turbo? Practical in CA.

@@finderskeeperz8363 This 2L turbo engine has had history of problems. TFL had tons of issues with theirs to the point the dealer had to take the vehicle back. Its just not a good engine, at least not yet.

@@Kenneth_R I wonder if there are any improvements with the 2023 releases considering they're still being manufactured and ordered. Thank you for sharing your thoughts....