19. Land Rover Discovery Sport
From its outward appearance, the Discovery Sport is the obvious evolution of the brand. Most Land Rover owners never actually drive these off-road. The Discovery Sport is a recently updated model with a redesigned exterior and interior. The performance is derived from a 246 hp 2.0 L 4-cylinder, not the greatest powerplant at all.
You’d expect Land Rover to drop some sort of a V8 in it, but unfortunately, that is not the case. Reliability is average according to reports but maintenance costs are quite high. This generation of the Discovery Sport is very much a car drivers should avoid.