View Photos of the 1999 Land Rover Discovery Series II
See the interior and exterior of the 1999 Land Rover Discovery Series II from every angle.
The 1999 Land Rover Discovery Series II looks similar to the Discovery I but, Rover says, is 85 percent new. It's slightly quicker, but more impressive is the handling, particularly with the ACE hydraulic anti-roll system.
The Discovery II is happiest off-road, but not hopeless on it.
A 3.9-liter V-8 makes 188 hp and will not intimidate V-8 Grand Cherokees. Or 4.0-liter six-cylinder ones, for that matter.
With windows everywhere, sightlines are superb.
The second-generation Disco is wider and more stable than the original.
The ACE hydraulic anti-roll system didn't change the Disco's .73 g skidpad number, but it did make it faster through the emergency lane change.
Yes, the door handles are sort of up under the dash.
Even with four-wheel disc brakes, the Disco's 199-foot stop from 70 mph was mediocre for its class.
The second row sits higher than the first row, affording stadium seating to passengers in back.
All-wheel-drive with a dual-range transfer case is standard.
The Disco cabin isn't really supposed to rival the Range Rover's, but it sort of does.
The 3.9-liter V-8 dates to a Buick design from the 1960s, which explains why it makes just 188 hp.
You're going to have mud on your boots, so forget carpeted floor mats.
The Series II badges evoke the classic Series Land Rovers.
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