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Williams Land Rover unveils the all-new Discovery
Williams Land Rover revealed the new Discovery to customers at a one-off event at the Birchall Way showroom on Tuesday 6 December.
As part of a nationwide tour by Land Rover UK, Williams Land Rover was one of the first retail centres in Manchester to welcome the latest model into the showroom for the day.
Members of the Williams team were on hand to personally show customers around the new full-sized, three-row, seven-seat SUV which boasts unbeatable capability and versatility.
The highly anticipated model has been designed with the digital age in mind and the ingenious technology keeps passengers safe, connected and confident on all surfaces, all terrains and in all weathers.
The revolutionary design gives Discovery a dynamic appearance with sophisticated surfaces and precisely engineered details designed to resonate with customers on an emotional level.
Attendees were also treated to festive treats such as mince pies and mulled wine, whilst they browsed the car and the rest of the impressive Land Rover range within the showroom.
Gary Nickson, head of business at Williams Land Rover, said: “Interest in the launch of the new Discovery has been extremely high over the past 12 months and orders were being placed before many people had even seen the car!
“This exclusive event gave our loyal customers the chance to view this fantastic car at their own leisure and feedback has been very positive. We look forward to welcoming a permanent model in the showroom in February.”
The new Land Rover Discovery is on sale from Spring 2017 priced from £43,495 (OTR).
For more information on the New Discovery at Williams Land Rover, visit the showroom at Birchall Way, Hulme, Manchester M15 6DU or call on: 0161 232 5000.
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