Used 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Sport Autobiography Dynamic for sale 

The Range Rover Sport SE has a sticker price of $68,750. For that money, you get a potent supercharged V6, a silky smooth 8-Speed Automatic, and a cabin loaded with features. The variety of comfort and safety features are spread all across the trims.

Trim	Range Rover Sport SE	HSE	HSE Dynamic	Supercharged	Supercharged Dynamic	Autobiography	SVR
MSRP	$66,750	$72,350	$74,350	$82,050	$95,550	$96,650	$113,600
Key Features	8-Speed automatic transmission	Touch Pro Duo infotainment system	Tri Zone automatic climate control	Same as HSE trim	Same as HSE Dynamic	Same as HSE Dynamic trim, plus	575 horsepower high performance V8 engine, plus
	Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)	13-speaker stereo	Heated and cooled front seats			Surround view camera	Racing inspired seats
	Hill Descent Control (HDC)	Fog lights	22-way power adjustments			Soft Closing doors
	Premium LED headlights with	Blind-spot monitor	Heated Rear seats			19-speaker stereo
	Signature DRL	Traffic-sign recognition	Heated Steering wheel
	Grained leather seats	20-inch wheels	21-inch wheels
	14-way front seats with memory	16-way power adjustable seats

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The Range Rover Sport costs less than its larger brother the Range Rover. Still, it's almost as good off-road, as luxurious inside, and as imposing outside. Still, if you really must have the Range Rover, spend more and get one. For most of us, Sport is more than enough. HSE Dynamic comes out to be the best value for money proposition in the Range Rover Sport lineup.

The Land Rover Range Rover Sport SE comes packed with a 3.0L supercharged V-6 engine along with an 8-speed automatic transmission that manages to give out an output of 340 bhp @ 6,500 rpm and 332 lb-ft @5,500. The engine delivers the power smoothly and stays hushed through most of the rev range.

Models	Range Rover Sport SE	Porsche Cayenne	Volvo XC90 T5 Momentum	Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro
MSRP	$66,750	$60,600	$49,100	$49,900
Engine	3.0L Supercharged V-6	3.6-literPremium Unleaded V-6	2.0L Intercooled Turbo Regular Unleaded I-4	2.0 L Intercooled Turbo Regular Unleaded I-4
Transmission	8-Speed Automatic	8-Speed Automatic	8-Speed Automatic	8-Speed Automatic
Horsepower	340hp @ 6500 rpm	300hp @ 6400 rpm	250hp @ 5600 rpm	252hp @5000 rpm
Torque	332 lb.-ft. @ 5500 rpm	295 lb.-ft. @ 3000 rpm	258 lb.-ft. @ 4500 r pm	273 lb.-ft. @ 1600 rpm

The Porsche Cayenne also offers a V6, but is considerably less on power at 300 bhp. The Volvo XC90 only offers Turbo-supercharged Inline-4, but the Q7 is available with a V6. Bothe Audi and Volvo revolve around the power of 250+ hp. When compared in torque figures, again Range Rover Sport takes the top spot with 332 lb-ft.

Acceleration

Despite having the most powerful engine amongst the competition, Range Rover Sport SE is one of the slowest cars in terms of acceleration as it does 0-60mph is only 7.1 sec and the quarter-mile timing is 13.9 sec. 

Models	Range Rover Sport SE	Porsche Cayenne	Volvo XC90 T5 Momentum	Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro
0-60 MPH	7.1 sec	7.3sec	6.4Sec	7.1 sec
Quarter mile	13.9 sec	13.8 sec	15.5sec	14.2 sec
Engine	3.0L	3.6L	2.0L	2.0L
Top Speed	130 mph	152 mph	131 mph	145 mph

The fastest car compared here is the Volvo XC90, which can do 0-60mph in 6.4 seconds. It is followed by the Audi Q7 and the Range Rover. The Porsche Cayenne trails all the cars with a 0-60 mph time of 7.3 seconds.

Riding and Handling

The Range Rover Sport provides a deeply cushioned ride that gobbles up pavement imperfection with ease. And being a Range Rover, off-road performance is right there with the best in class. The handling is sufficiently sharp for an SUV, but if you are specifically looking into adventures of enjoying handling phenomena, go for the Cayenne.

Braking

The Range Rover Sport gets 14.3-inch brake rotors up front and 13.8-inch brake rotors at the back. These can stop the 4,839 pounds SUV in 124 feet. That's average among the competition. The best performer is the Audi Q7 taking 120 feet to stop from 60 mph. All the cars are nearly the same in terms of braking performance.

Cars with lesser curb weight have an advantage over the others in terms of braking. 

Model	Range Rover Sport SE	Porsche Cayenne	Volvo XC90 T5 Momentum	Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro
Brake Front (in.)	14.3	13.8	13.2	14.8
Brake Rear (in.)	13.8	13.0	12.1	13.8
Curb Weight (lbs.)	4839	4486	4394	4696
60-0 MPH (ft.)	124	126	124	120

Here, the lightest of the lot is the Volvo XC90, and the Range Rover Sport happily announces itself to be the heaviest. However, the Range Rover ties with the Volvo XC90 delivering the same stopping potential as its lighter counterpart delivers. Both the cars make a halt from 60-0mph in 124 ft. All that being said, it is the Audi Q7 who silently secures the first position in terms of braking.

Towing capacity

With a Towing Capacity of 7,716 pounds, the Range Rover Sport will easily pull large campers through grades. The competitors offer similar towing capacity except for the Volvo XC90. The XC90 is the only SUV compared here that is limited to a towing capacity of 5,000 pounds.

Model	Range Rover Sport SE	Porsche Cayenne	Volvo XC90 T5 Momentum	Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro
Towing Capacity (lbs.)	7716	7700	5000	7700

The Range Rover is no tree hugger. The supercharged V6 delivers 17 mpg in the city and 23 mpg on the highway. The Combined EPA rating is 19 mpg. The most efficient car compared here is the Volvo XC90 thanks to its tine 4-cylinder engine.

Model	Range Rover Sport SE	Porsche Cayenne	Volvo XC90 T5 Momentum	Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro
MPG (city)	17	18	22	19
MPG (highway)	23	24	29	25
MPG (combined)	19	20	25	21
Tank Capacity(gal)	27.3 gal	26.4 gal	18.8 gal	22.5 gal
Range(City/Highway/Combined)	464/628/519	475/634/528	414/545/470	428/563/472

It can be seen that the Volvo XC90 is quite efficient in this segment. The low displacement engine in Volvo helps it to achieve superior mileage figures. Same as the Volvo, the Audi Q7 also comes with a 2.0 Liter engine but it is not as efficient as the Volvo. The Range Rover and the Porsche Cayenne are impressive with their huge tank capacity that helps the fuel-thirsty SUVs to achieve a higher range on the odometer.

The interior now has been updated for the Land Rover Range Rover Sport with impeccable comfortability. Also, the cabin is quiet, which adds some bonus to the interior. Only the engine growl can be heard in case of intense acceleration, otherwise the cabin is noise isolated from the exterior sounds.

The interior also boasts of high-class material used for creating it.. 

Model	Range Rover Sport SE	Porsche Cayenne	Volvo XC90 T5 Momentum	Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro
Passenger capacity	5	5	5	7
Front (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)	39.5/60.7/42.2	39.6/58.9/57.2	38.0/58.0/40.9	38.4/59.5/41.7
Rear (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)	39.1/59.5/37.0	39.0/57.0/36.0	39.0/57.0/37.0	38.8/58.5/38.8
Third (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)	N/A	N/A	N/A	35.9/49.4/29.2

For a person having interior space as the biggest priority in buying a car, then the Range Rover SE will impress. In the front, it has 39.5-inch headroom, 60.7-inch shoulder room, and 42.2-inch legroom. In the back, it’s 39.1/59.5/37.0 inches headroom, shoulder room, and legroom respectively.

Infotainment

The infotainment and other interior features are controlled by the new Touch Pro Duo System. It sure looks futuristic and the display is sharp which enhances the look of the infotainment screen. However, the system is quite slow and does not respond quickly to user inputs. At the same time, it is complicated to use too.

The system includes two 10-inch touchscreen systems with Navigation System and Satellite Radio. Some of the significant infotainment features of the Land Rover Range Rover Sport are:

• 10-inch touchscreen system
• Navigation System
• HD Radio
• Satellite Radio
• 8-speaker sound system
• Bluetooth connectivity
• USB Port
• Wi-fi hotspot

Cargo volume

The Range Rover Sport offers 27.5 cubic feet of cargo capacity with all seats up. Folding the second row reveals 62.2 cubic feet of cargo space. But the most spacious of all is the Audi Q7 as it offers 71.6 ft. of cargo space with the second and third-row folded.

Model	Range Rover Sport SE	Porsche Cayenne	Volvo XC90 T5 Momentum	Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro
Cargo Capacity	24.8 cu-ft	23.6 cu-ft	41.8 cu-ft	14.8 cu-ft

Of all the cargo spaces on offer the Volvo XC90, Volvo’s flagship SUV emerges victorious. It has the highest cargo space of 41.8 cu-ft in the rival SUV segment. The Range Rover reserves for itself the second place in the lot with a cargo capacity of 24.8 cu-ft followed by the Porsche Cayenne. The Audi Q7 is a big car but it does miss out on offering a decent cargo space. 

At 4839 pounds, the Range Rover Sport SE is the heaviest among the cars compared here. Despite the weight, the Range Rover is actually the smallest three-row SUV compared here. The impressive ground clearance of 8.7 inches hints at its off-road prowess.

No doubt, the Range Rover Sport is one of the most elegant looking SUVs in the premium SUV segment. It looks big with a floating roof and a sporty character. The Sport moniker in the name does justice by putting up blacked-out roof pillars and a thick grille at the front. Also, the bulging wheel arches and sloped roofline reveals it’s sporty DNA. Some of the exterior features of the 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Sport are: 

• Premium LED headlights with signature DRL.
• Immersive body shape.
• Enclosed door handle embedded into the doors.
• Ambient sensors for auto lighting.

Model	Range Rover Sport SE	Porsche Cayenne	Volvo XC90 T5 Momentum	Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro
Curb Weight (lbs.)	4839	4486	4394	4696
Length(in)	192.0	191.1	194.9	199.6
Width(in)	81.6	78.7	79.1	77.5
Height(in)	71.0	67.4	69.9	68.5
Ground clearance (in)	8.7	8.46	9.4	7.8
Wheelbase (in)	115.0	114.0	117.5	117.9

The largest car in terms of length is the Audi Q7, followed by the Volvo and the Range Rover. But the Range Rover Sport is the heaviest in the segment with a curb weight of 4839 lbs. The Audi Q7 follows the path of the Land Rover and lands itself in second place in terms of weight.

Neither the NHTSA nor the IIHS have crash-tested the 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Sport. However, it comes with a standard array of safety features that safeguard the car against accidents. Some of the safety features present on the 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Sport are:

• Power-operated child locks
• Rear LATCH
• Front airbags, with passenger seat occupancy detector
• Seatbelt pretensioners
• Perimetric alarm
• Anti-lock braking system(ABS)
• Emergency brake assist
• Customer configurable auto-lock
• Customer configurable single point entry

Land Rover Sport vs. Porsche Cayenne

The Porsche Cayenne is one of the best handling SUVs out there and if that's what you want, get it. However, if you want a more spacious SUV, a more comfortable SUV, a more off-road capable SUV, or all of the above, consider the Range Rover Sport.

Land Rover Sport vs. Volvo XC90 T5 momentum

The Volvo XC90 brings a unique and refreshing Swedish flavor to the increasingly homogeneous luxury SUV market. The XC90 is spacious, supremely comfortable, and comes with the safety many associates with a Volvo.

However, the Range Rover is decidedly better off-road and comes with a much better engine.

Land Rover Sport vs. Audi Q7 2.0T Premium Quattro

The Audi Q7 offers 7 seats, a spacious interior, a smooth ride, and a stable high-speed ride. It looks sharp but elegantly simple in typical Audi fashion and will satisfy anyone in the market for a large luxury SUV. However, the Range Rover packs more charm and off-road credibility.

 

The 2018 Range Rover Sport brings in all the virtues of its big brother The Range Rover at a lower asking price. Its interior features the softest of leathers, all the bells and whistles found on a modern luxury SUV, and pillowy ride quality.

The engine is potent and the transmission is smooth all topped off with legendary off-road capability. However, the reliability history of the Range Rover leaves a lot to be desired and if that bothers you, consider the Germans.