Recognizing that few people use the Range Rover for off-roading, Land Rover offers the Range Rover Sport. The Sport dispenses with any pretension of off-road capability with a lowered chassis and performance tires. A sleeker profile with a subtle rear sloping roofline signifies that this Range Rover is intended for the road and not the trails. The new supercharged V-8 with dual exhausts ensures performance to back up the aggressive looks. The Range Rover sport competes with other performance oriented models like the Cayenne Turbo and Infiniti FX.

What Changed:

The second generation Range Rover Sport arrives as a 2014 model. The new model is about 7 inches longer in wheelbase, and about 2 inches longer overall. A new 3.0l supercharged V6 is now equipped on some models, whereas the old supercharged 5.0l V8 is still available on the top models.