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    LAND ROVER DISCOVERY SPORT FROM $53,300

    Apr 30, 2015 2 minutes
    By John Carey

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    Land Rover’s Discovery Sport is a premium-priced compact SUV newcomer. Intended to compete with the Audi Q5, BMW X3 and Volvo XC60, this British-built all-wheel-drive wagon replaces the Freelander 2.

    It’s priced to tempt. The range opens with the TD4 SE six-speed manual at $53,300 and stretches to the top-spec $66,500 SD4 HSE Luxury with a nine-speed automatic. Between the $57,900 TD4 SE auto

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