What does HSE stand for on Land Rover Discovery?
High Specification Equipment
What does HSE stand for on Land Rover models? HSE stands for ”High Specification Equipment”–and that should provide a clue to this model’s unique appeal. On the other hand, SE stands for Standard Equipment.
What is difference between TDV6 and SDV6?
Actually the TDV6 and SDV6 are the same engine core and both twin turbos. they draw more power out of the SDV6.
How much does a Land Rover Discovery TD6 cost?
The Td6 is available in both HSE ($59,945) and HSE Luxury ($66,945) grades and costs $2000 more than the gasoline equivalents. While down on horsepower compared with the gas engine, making only 254 rather than 340, it boasts much more torque, with its peak 443 lb-ft available from just 1750 rpm, against the gas V-6’s 332 lb-ft at 3500.
Is the Land Rover Discovery HSE a good car?
No. The wood and leather don’t feel as expensive. The quality doesn’t feel as good, and there were a few rattles in our test car. Our top-spec HSE model costs a steep £44,535, but you still get things like hollow plastic door handles that creak when you rest your knee against them.
How big is a Land Rover Discovery 4?
At nearly three tonnes, the old 2.7 TDV6 Discovery could occasionally struggle, especially when adding speed at motorway speeds or overtaking. Weighing 140kg less and with an additional 119lb ft, the Discovery 4 responds more briskly and, because you rarely have to ask everything of the engine, is a fair bit more refined.
Is the Land Rover Discovery intimidating to drive?
But the Discovery never feels too intimidating to drive. Of course, the Disco feels big but the chunky, angular styling means you always know where the extremities are. The styling of an X5 might disguise its size, but it also hides where the bumpers are. Driving the Discovery around town is like driving an enormous Smart car.