Land Rover Discovery camper
The Land Rover Discovery offers about average boot length and height compared to other SUV Campers but gives you more width. It is a luxurious (and hence expensive) car so it’s not the usual choice people go for when looking for an SUV camper. It offers great off-road capabilities and more luxuries than your average SUV. It’s consumption is also a bit higher than a typical SUV in our database.
This car’s boot is 185 cm long ⤢, 84 cm tall ↕, and 122 cm wide ↔.
NimbleCamper rating: 2.6/5
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Boot length (cm) | 185 |
Boot height (cm) | 84 |
Boot width [wheel arches] (cm) | 122 |
Comfort rating | 2 |
Consumption l/100km | 12 |
Consumption MPG (UK) | 24 |
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Average used price, GBP (2015) | 23133 |
- ANCAP Rating (higher = better) 5/5
- ADAC rating (lower = better) – 2.9/5
- rear seats fold completely flat – with a single push of a button 🙂
- 2 roof windows possible (one above the boot where you sleep)
- plenty of 12V and 5V (USB port) chargers everywhere – in the boot on each side too
- the boot floor can be extended when the tailgate is open by an additional ~20cm – handy as a worktop or to sit on
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Land Rover Discovery ratings and reviews
(these ratings are not camping-specific)
Average rating: 4/5 = very good
Land Rover Discovery boot dimensions
Land Rover boot gallery
Frequently asked questions:
In summary, while both the Land Rover Discovery and the Range Rover offer luxurious interiors and impressive off-road abilities, the Range Rover caters to a more exclusive and upscale market seeking unparalleled refinement and status, while the Discovery appeals to those looking for a versatile, family-oriented SUV with rugged capabilities.