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 Land Rover Discovery Sport

Land rovers are famously known for their off-road capabilities. This motor is an upmarket model of the old Land Rover and places high amounts of emphasis on comfort and smooth road driving, however will still be well capable of getting through rough ground compared to its competitors. Comparing the Discovery Sport to the Range Rover, the discovery is much easier to manoeuvre. This is because of its shorter length and overall size, enabling it to feel sharper and makes parking and driving in cities a much easier task. This discovery is an overall compact model with a modern interior ensuring families can enjoy adventures in style as well as tour the roads with high performance.

 

Range Rover Autobiography

The Range Rover Autobiography is an extremely luxurious motor with a great amount of space and leg room with the option of 7 seats, along with a 14-way power-adjustable front seats to ensure the ideal driving position is found, meaning the overall comfort is at the highest level for anyone. 

The Range Rover is a powerhouse with just as much capability going through rough ground compared to the Discovery Sport. As well as this, the motor includes an eight-speaker surround system. This will ensure the highest quality family experience on journeys combined with the quiet engine noise and immensely comfortable interior. More features include automatic climate control, front and rear parking cameras, heated leather and wood steering wheel, larger alloy wheels and a panoramic roof as standard.

There are evidently pros and cons to both vehicles, such as the Range Rover Autobiography being significantly larger making it more difficult to manoeuvre in cities, however would be perfect for rural areas. Depending on location and family size, it makes it a simple task of choosing between these motors. Overall both are extremely practical and very well suited to diverse into various conditions, along with high amounts of style, comfort and most importantly, performance.

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