Yeah, that's a very thorough, well rounded review of the truck. These guys at TFLTruck make good videos. Definitely covers all the bases, and serves as a good forewarning for anybody looking to get into Land Rovers

 

A lot of trucks? Like GM, Ford, Toyota? No. Not even close. The Discovery is equivalent to other makes from the 80's. I've had other trucks from 80's, 90's, and 2000's and the Land Rover durability and reliability and technology are equivalent to trucks a decade and a half older. I have a truck from another make now that is only a couple years newer than the 21 year old Land Rover I have. It has substantially more miles on it and the only things that have ever gone wrong with it is a brake control module, starter motor, and fuel sender. The list of things on the Land Rover would take two pages. Things fail at a rate something like 10 times greater and that is not exaggeration or hyperbole. I know there are still some convinced that if you fix it "right" it will be dependable afterward. With a vehicle that's decades old, it can be difficult and expensive just to get it back to something close to the mechanical condition it came from the factory in, and that has already proven to be short-lived. A few serious flaws like defective castings can be permanently remedied with non-defective replacements, but there are scores of other issues that will only repeat because the replacement parts are just as flawed as the originals.