“Compact CUVs keep on rising, and at this point, it’s a surprise when compact CUVs don’t dominate the risers on the Hot Car Report,” said Akshay Anand, senior analyst for Kelley Blue Book Insights. “The Land Rover Discovery Sport replaces the LR2 in North America, and is one of the brand’s lowest priced vehicles at under $40,000 starting MSRP. Any time a brand like Land Rover produces a relatively affordable vehicle, consumers take note…”

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