Owner reviews for the Land Rover Range Rover Sport
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Overall rating 4.5/5
Slightly smaller and perhaps a touch less practical than the full-sized Range Rover, the Sport is, like its name suggests, a lithe, adventurous car offering both power and practicality.
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Overall rating 4.5/5Still one of the ultimate luxury 4x4s, the Range Rover remains a British icon and a hit with those looking for an upmarket off-roader. But in the early 2000s, there was an acknowledgment from Land Rover that some customers wanted something a little sportier and more involving to drive.
The result was the Range Rover Sport – a model that carried nearly all the luxury of the main Range Rover, but was more enjoyable behind the wheel, while slightly smaller and a little bit more affordable as well. A second-generation arrived in 2013, while in more recent years Land Rover has given it a more modern facelift, while introducing plug-in hybrid options to the line-up as well.
Cars in this class are never going to be the most frugal and the Sport is no exception, but offering both the versatile needs of a family and the excitement and brawn of a seasoned off roader, it is practical, powerful and polished.
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