Car reviews

Imagine the 2002 Range Rover has spent a few months on a strict diet and working out in an expensive gym, and you get the Range Rover Sport. A more athletic version of the Range Rover and developed from the same underpinnings as the Discovery 3, the Range Rover Sport is aimed at BMW X5 and Porsche Cayenne customers, combining the off-road ability of a Land Rover with the road-holding of a modern road-biased 4x4. Add some V8 petrol engines (one supercharged) and a brisk V6 diesel to the mix and the appeal of the Range Rover Sport is strong - stronger perhaps than the current Range Rover.