The Land Rover brand has always been the benchmark in the world of off-roading. Ever since the brand existed it has shown its skills in rough terrain. Over the years numerous models have passed by, but over its nearly 65 years in existence, it has really only offered four varied product lines. The brand new Evoque is number five. One of the members is the Range Rover Sport, introduced in 2006, and available now as the 2011 version after a facelift in 2010.

The Sport boasts its big brother’s lines in a comparatively trim package. The revised program offers new, more powerful engines, a revised chassis setup, and an upgraded interior. Visually the entire Land Rover family took on a fresh new look with a smoother, more attractive and more contemporary front end styling and revised LED lighting, without sacrificing any of Land Rover’s traditional persona.

Out of the Sport model line-up there is simply one choice for us, made available by the local Land Rover organization. The most potent version, the Range Rover Sport Supercharged, accompanied us during a multiday driving experience which included off-road and on-road kilometers. The package included numerous highlights from the engine to the interior setup and from the new Dynamic Program to the exterior design upgrades.



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