Are old Land Rover Discoveries reliable?
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Are old Land Rover Discoveries reliable?
The Land Rover Discovery has a fair reputation in terms of reliability. J.D. Power gave the 2021 model a quality and reliability score of 72/100. Older models also have similar ratings. For instance, the 1994 model has a 3.9 out of 5 reliability rating on Kelley Blue Book’s consumer review page.
Does Land Rover Discovery take diesel?
Diesel lingers around. Even as some manufacturers build performance-oriented SUVs capable of ever more egregious offenses against the laws of physics, it’s nice to find one that unashamedly prioritizes comfort and utility over outright speed.
Are Land Rover diesel engines good?
Smooth, quiet, and efficient, with an excellent cruising range, it’s a very, very good diesel version of an already good SUV. But from an emissions point of view, diesels just aren’t good enough anymore.
What’s better 200TDi or 300tdi?
200s in good condition are getting harder and harder to find. The 300 has more torque, is easier to find in low mileage examples and is very sensitive to heat. Both have belts for the valve train, but gear drives are available for both and have been blamed for many blown engines.
Are 300tdi reliable?
Land Rover discovery 300tdi. I have owned my 1998 discovery 300tdi for close to 14 years. It has 240000 miles on the clock – 180000 done by myself. The car is so reliable and regular servicing is straight forward and cost effective to carry out.
When did the 300TDi come out?
300TDi (1994 – 2006) Designed WITH an identical bore and stroke, but with many new components including conrods and coolant pump, the 300Tdi engine had to meet further emissions requirements and needed to be much quieter than the outgoing 200Tdi.
What engine is in a Land Rover Discovery 2?
The choices. Discovery 2 is a wholly different vehicle to Discovery 1. Engine choice includes the Td5 five-cylinder diesel with electronic engine management, or the 4.0-litre V8 with auto drivetrain as found in the P38a Range Rover.