Head to head
Land Rover Discovery (5th generation) vs Toyota Auris Touring Sports
The Land Rover Discovery (5th generation) is a seven-seat 4x4. The Toyota Auris Touring Sports is a estate version of the toyota auris hatchback, popular as a pco-licensed hire and taxi car.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Specifications side by side
| Land Rover Discovery (5th generation) | Toyota Auris Touring Sports | |
|---|---|---|
| Seats | 7 | 5 |
| Boot volume | 258 litres (all seats up) to 2406 litres (all seats down) | 530 litres |
| D300 engine | 3.0 litre, 300hp diesel, all-wheel drive, automatic | - |
| Length | - | 4,595mm |
| Width | - | 1,760mm |
| Height | - | 1,485mm |
Sources: Land Rover Discovery (5th generation), Toyota Auris Touring Sports. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the Discovery (5th generation) if...
Land Rover's do-it-all seven-seat SUV, used by specialist hire firms for family trips, towing and rough-ground work alike. The D300 R-Dynamic HSE tested here is a well-equipped mid-range diesel spec.
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- Avis Prestige - London, South Kensington
Buy or hire the Auris Touring Sports if...
A practical estate car built on Toyota's reliable Auris platform, often used for PCO-licensed private hire work because of its low running costs and boot space. Its hybrid engine option keeps fuel and congestion charge costs down for drivers working long hours.
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Common questions
What is the difference between the Land Rover Discovery (5th generation) and the Toyota Auris Touring Sports?
The Land Rover Discovery (5th generation) is a seven-seat 4x4; the Toyota Auris Touring Sports is a estate version of the Toyota Auris hatchback, popular as a PCO-licensed hire and taxi car.
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