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The Land Rover Discovery 4 has long been celebrated for its blend of luxury and off‑road capability, particularly the 2011 model that refined the platform’s versatility. When exploring the LAND‑ROVER Discovery 4 price for a 2011 vehicle, buyers often find that the LAND‑ROVER Discovery 4 2011 price can vary considerably based on mileage, condition, and geographic market trends. Whether you’re looking at a used LAND‑ROVER Discovery 4 price or considering a brand‑new procurement, the use of a reliable car pricing database provides a transparent snapshot of current values.

Below is a concise but detailed breakdown of the key specifications that define the 2011 Discovery 4, a vital reference when assessing value and resale prospects.

• Engine: 3.0‑liter inline‑six‑turbocharged (diesel) or 4.4‑liter V8 gasoline – 4.8 L of torque and 380 hp (gas), 302 hp (diesel)
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic (automated manual in some markets)
• Drivetrain: All‑wheel drive with terrain response system
• Fuel Type: High‑octane gasoline (V8) or diesel (I6) with optional Euro 6c compliance
• Dimensions (in inches): Length 187.1″, Width 75.8″, Height 68.9″, Wheelbase 121.6″
• Cargo Capacity: 56 ft³ max with rear seats folded, 92 ft³ in 4‑seat configuration
• Passenger Capacity: Up to 7 with optional second row seating
• Braking System: 4‑wheel ventilated disc brakes with ABS and electronic stability control
• Suspension: Variable air suspension on many trims for off‑road capability
• Key Features: Terrain Select, Power‑folding seats, 3‑zone climate control, Height‑adjustable steering, Dual‑zone automatic climate

Depreciation Insights

The LAND‑ROVER Discovery 4 depreciation trend reflects both market perception and the vehicle’s intrinsic quality. Typical depreciation patterns for luxury SUVs can provide a useful baseline:

• First year: typically loses 15‑20% of its purchase price, especially in locations with high demand for diesel powertrains.
• Second year: an additional 5‑8% reduction as the vehicle approaches the 2‑year mark.
• Third‑to‑fifth year: about 5% per annum when mileage remains moderate (under 30 000 km per year).
• Beyond five years: depreciation slows to 3‑5% annually due to the vehicle’s enduring mechanical robustness.

These estimates suggest a gentle decline after the initial acceleration, making the Discovery 4 a durable investment relative to many competitors. For example, a 2011 Discovery 4 that originally retailed at $70,000 might appear on the used market between $42,000 and $48,000, depending

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