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- TheDoc
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Cardiff
- Posts: 128
Discovery due to dealer on 16th March
My Discovery 5 TD6 HSE Lux in Scotia Grey is due to my dealer on 16th March. Far too many options on the car to list but as far as the kids are concerned, the rear entertainment is most important.
3 kids 10/8/5 and driving down to France at Easter to run the car in.
Thought I would sign up and see what I've been missing.
When I'm not in the operating theatre, I'm mountain biking, spending time with my family, running and socialising. I have a Discovery 5 HSE Lux with pretty much every option ticked. This is my first ever Land Rover. Been a rocky road with regards to reliability but we're getting there.
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- PeterW
- Member Since: 07 Sep 2016
- Location: Norfolk
- Posts: 595
Cannot wait for mine !
Peter
HSE 3.0 V6 Diesel Corris Grey
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- mgg
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Brisbane
- Posts: 5
Sounds great!
Have you been able to see a D5 in Scotia? I'm about to lock in the specifics for my order and I'm leaning to Scotia with possibly the Glacier interior - the only concern I've got is that I havn't been able to see a photo of one (other than the configurator - which doesn't really help).
What interior are you selecting?
Cheers
Mark
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- TheDoc
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Cardiff
- Posts: 128
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I haven't seen Scotia on a D5 but I have on the RRS and I really liked it. Went for an all black interior. Three kids under 11 it's the safest option!
When I'm not in the operating theatre, I'm mountain biking, spending time with my family, running and socialising. I have a Discovery 5 HSE Lux with pretty much every option ticked. This is my first ever Land Rover. Been a rocky road with regards to reliability but we're getting there.
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- TheDoc
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Cardiff
- Posts: 128
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Had a call earlier to say that mine will be ready to collect on Friday. I'm please but I'm on call all weekend so doubt I'll actually get to drive it.
When I'm not in the operating theatre, I'm mountain biking, spending time with my family, running and socialising. I have a Discovery 5 HSE Lux with pretty much every option ticked. This is my first ever Land Rover. Been a rocky road with regards to reliability but we're getting there.
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- TheDoc
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Cardiff
- Posts: 128
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Collected last night just as the dealer was closing. Called into work at 4.20am today. Just got home. Still haven't driven it
However I got home and the kids were sat in the back watching Trolls! My wife thinks the car is amazing though.
If the good people of South Wales could kindly refrain from requiring emergency surgery for the next 24 hours I would be most grateful, I'd love to have a drive tomorrow and maybe get to take some photos.
When I'm not in the operating theatre, I'm mountain biking, spending time with my family, running and socialising. I have a Discovery 5 HSE Lux with pretty much every option ticked. This is my first ever Land Rover. Been a rocky road with regards to reliability but we're getting there.
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- PeterW
- Member Since: 07 Sep 2016
- Location: Norfolk
- Posts: 595
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Have a quick drive
Looking forward to your thoughts
Peter
HSE 3.0 V6 Diesel Corris Grey
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- Tim in Scotland
- Member Since: 22 Jun 2016
- Location: Scotland
- Posts: 101
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It will be interesting to learn if LR has got over the 10 minute rule regarding running the audio without the engine running................... you might not get your drive because the kids have flattened the battery watching the RSE!
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- TheDoc
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Cardiff
- Posts: 128
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Well we went to get a Chinese takeaway and finally got a drive.
Now I haven't driven a Discovery before so I'm coming from an X5 40d.
The Discovery is very impressive. The headlights are superb. Head up display works well too.
I haven't even started to get used to the gadgets. Park assist seems good.
Seats are very comfortable. Acceleration seems about the same as the BMW.
The car does feel quite big. I think the black alloys might have a difficult life with my wife driving.
I won't really get any serious miles under my belt until next weekend.
As for the read entertainment. I'm not sure, the kids seemed happy watching their film.
When I'm not in the operating theatre, I'm mountain biking, spending time with my family, running and socialising. I have a Discovery 5 HSE Lux with pretty much every option ticked. This is my first ever Land Rover. Been a rocky road with regards to reliability but we're getting there.
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- ashields
- Member Since: 25 Feb 2017
- Location: nottinghamshire
- Posts: 46
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How does the HUD compare to the BMW one? The one on my 2014 640D is absolutely brilliant while the single photograph I can find on the land rover web site looks disappointing.
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
- Location: Scotland
- Posts: 2010
TheDoc wrote:
Well we went to get a Chinese takeaway and finally got a drive.
Now I haven't driven a Discovery before so I'm coming from an X5 40d.
The Discovery is very impressive. The headlights are superb. Head up display works well too.
I haven't even started to get used to the gadgets. Park assist seems good.
Seats are very comfortable. Acceleration seems about the same as the BMW.
The car does feel quite big. I think the black alloys might have a difficult life with my wife driving.
I won't really get any serious miles under my belt until next weekend.
As for the read entertainment. I'm not sure, the kids seemed happy watching their film.
Hi Doc may I ask what your initial order date was??
Thanks
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- mgg
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Brisbane
- Posts: 5
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Would love to see a photo in Scotia! If you have an opportunity could you post up a pic for us to see?
Thanks!
Mark
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- TheDoc
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Cardiff
- Posts: 128
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Sorry for the delay, it was a crazy weekend. I ordered the car on 19th October last year and initially I would told it would be at the dealers this coming Friday but it arrived early.
My wife has decided she needed to go to visit her sister in Bristol this morning so I am in the Q5. I will take some photo's and get them online.
When I'm not in the operating theatre, I'm mountain biking, spending time with my family, running and socialising. I have a Discovery 5 HSE Lux with pretty much every option ticked. This is my first ever Land Rover. Been a rocky road with regards to reliability but we're getting there.
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
- Location: Scotland
- Posts: 2010
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Hey no problem, thanks. I bet there is a big difference between the Q5 and D5 though ??
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- TheDoc
- Member Since: 22 Feb 2017
- Location: Cardiff
- Posts: 128
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Yeh, the D5 feels huge!
As you can see from my other thread we were looking at Discovery Sport and then Velar to replace the Q5 but went for a Macan instead.
It's interesting because I have had an Audi for several years now and the MMI was always really far ahead of other manufacturers but the Land Rover system seems to be really good.
I've been relegated to the Q5 now anyway.
When I'm not in the operating theatre, I'm mountain biking, spending time with my family, running and socialising. I have a Discovery 5 HSE Lux with pretty much every option ticked. This is my first ever Land Rover. Been a rocky road with regards to reliability but we're getting there.
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