Given the poor fuel economy of Land Rover Discovery Sport's i.e. owners will be lucky to achieve 30MPG let alone anywhere near Land Rover's sales pitch of 53.3MPG. Add to that the small 50 litre usable fuel tank then Discovery Sport drivers will often see themselves running low on fuel, but what happens when you let your fuel gauge run to zero, 0% Empty, and just how reliable is the fuel gauge for I am sure Disco Sport drivers are soon aware that the fuel gauge tends to vary in its reading. We'll we put a Disco Sport to the test in this video to find out just how reliable the fuel gauge is and what happens at EMPTY.

More Land Rover Discovery Sport test videos:

ECO Mode Fuel Economy MPG Test

Adblue and Engine Oil Change Indicator Reliability

An Earlier Real MPG Test vs Land Rover 53.3 MPG Sales Pitch

25. 1 Month Owning and Driving Update

12. Week 1 Update - Low MPG

Buying a Land Rover Discovery Sport HSE Black

And here's of what a 'real' customer can expect when buying from a main Land Rover dealer (Hunters Chester). The 'REAL' experience of what to expect over the usual 'approved used' sales pitch.

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