New Land Rover Range Rover Sport for sale

Exterior and Performance

The Range Rover Sport styling simply cannot be faulted. Its muscular presence and dramatic silhouette ensure that you’ll never go unnoticed on the road. A floating roof, strong body lines and a fast raked windscreen angle complete the beautifully dynamic aesthetic with a touch of brilliance. The surprisingly lightweight Sport, built entirely from aluminium, offers extraordinary agility and safety for a hardy SUV. The Range Rover Sport is available in four trim levels. The entry-level SE features Pixel LED headlights and 21” alloy wheels

A step up is the Dynamic SE which adds 21” alloys in the dark satin grey, and the dynamic exterior pack the top of the Range Rover Sport lineup is the SV Edition One which includes 6D Dynamics and the SV Carbon Fibre Exterior Pack.

The specially-tuned 635 HP Twin-Turbocharged 4.4-litre V8 mild-hybrid engine of the SV EDITION ONE is the most powerful ever fitted to a Range Rover. Providing immediate response with exceptional drivability, it delivers peak power more efficiently than ever before.

What’s it like to drive?

The familiar traits remain with the new Sport, just as they always have done; you’ve got a nice upright driving stance, loads of visibility and a general feeling of confidence. It’s why buyers have consistently flocked to it, in fairness. But the steering has some nice weight to it, too, while that all-wheel-steering really helps at slow speeds too.

This engine is a great fit for the Range Rover Sport, too. It’s really refined and gives the Sport a very impressive 0-60 mph time of 5.6 seconds, too. So there’s more than enough performance on tap for all occasions.

How does it look?

It’s at the back of the Sport where you’ll see the most changes have occurred. The front end will appear familiar to those well-versed with the previous generation car, though it has been lifted with sharper headlights and a smoother grille.

But no, it’s at the rear where you’ll notice the biggest difference. It’s akin to the design of the full-fat Range Rover, with a smoothed out look and sharp lights combining to make it strikingly different to the car it replaces.