2023 Land Rover Discovery D300 Dynamic HSE

This 73-plate Land Rover Discovery arrives in the practical but well-specified D300 Dynamic HSE guise, wearing Carpathian Grey over a set of 22-inch Gloss Black Style 5124 alloys — a combination that suits the car's understated, purposeful character. At 35,315 miles from new, it's been used at slightly above the UK average, though the mild hybrid 3.0-litre inline-six diesel powertrain is well-suited to higher-mileage ownership given its long-stroke efficiency credentials. The Dynamic HSE trim brings a notable equipment uplift over standard HSE, including 20-way heated and cooled front seats with memory, a 3D surround-view camera, and a deployable towbar rated to 3,500 kg — making this as capable on a trailer as it is on a motorway.

The options list adds privacy glass and a heated windshield alongside the Carpathian Grey paint, and inside, Apple CarPlay and Blind Spot Assist round out a cabin that prioritises usability across seven seats. The D300's 296 bhp and 649 lb-ft of torque deliver a 6.5-second 0–60 time — brisk for a car of this size — while the mild hybrid system provides modest efficiency gains on longer runs. It's not a subtle machine at this spec level, but as a seven-seat SUV with serious towing credentials and a premium interior, the Discovery D300 Dynamic HSE makes a coherent case for itself at this price point.