Land Rover Discovery 3 Commercial Version Review


The Land Rover customers are a tad luckier than the Land Rover customers around the globe, because they received the commercial version of Land Rover Discovery 3 (LR3) first.
Right from the time of its launch the Land Rover Discovery 3 has established a class-leading span of potential and has accumulated awards from all over the automotive world. Seeing the immense success of this version of vehicle, the Land Rover Discovery 3 now has been engineered with the support from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) as a N1 Light Commercial 4×4. The commercial version of the Land Rover Discovery 3 will be immensely beneficial for the business users, as they will therefore get a chance to take the Benefit in complete VAT regain allied with Light Commercial Vehicles and Kind tax.
The commercial version of Land Rover Discovery will be available in two versions: the Discovery 3 XS Commercial and the Discovery 3 Commercial. The standard features for the vehicle includes 2130 ltr of load space having a complete length phenolic floor, two-piece bulkhead, privacy glass, Terrain Response and four corner air suspension.
Speaking at the launch, the Managing Director of Land Rover told that the “Ever since the Land Rover Discovery 3 was launched in the market, the dealers have been receiving a wide number of requests for its commercial derivative. As a matter of fact of the consumers actually brought the standard models of the vehicle and then converted those models into commercial models on their own”.
The introduction of Land Rover Discovery 3 commercial version means that for the very first time, buyers will be able to purchase a Land Rover approved Discovery 3 commercial vehicle, which will be benefiting them with immense levels of handling, ride, equipment and comfort that is offered by the standard Discovery 3. We also believe that the Land Rover Discovery 3’s commercial version will further redefine the 4×4 commercial segment of automotive world.

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