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The 2017 Land Rover Range Rover Sport drives like a sports sedan, only to have that unique four-wheel-drive feature that the daily performance awaits in the SUV. It is always well-played and quite comfortable, whether you are driving to a summer concert in a symphony hall or following a road to winter on a snowy mountain. And if you specify a third-row seat you can choose from, you can go with up to six friends.

For 2017 the wide range of Range Rover Sport enhancements with a standard suite of standard safety features for all models, including emergency braking autonomy, monitoring the blind spot with a rear-view traffic warning, and lane departure warning by keeping track lanes. The new slow-motion delivery mode also makes pulling on slippery surfaces less stressful. Finally, the updated infotainment system with a larger 10.2-inch screen is also starting to work this year.

In all of this, the Range Rover Sport is definitely an SUV and not a car, so its weight is over 2.5 tons in its powerful Supercharged and SVR models. Combine this weight with those dry V8 engines, and you end up with poor fuel economy. The turbodiesel powertrain that enhances the power of the EPA truck weighs in at a decent 24 mpg included and is worth looking out for those who would like to avoid any further pain at the fuel pumps.

Now that Americans have embraced used cars as a daily commodity for all kinds of driving, there are many SUVs with a sports-focused personality to choose from, including the Audi Q7, BMW X6, Cadillac Escalade, Mercedes-Benz GLS, and Porsche Cayenne. The Range Rover Sport with its four-wheeled four-wheel-drive systems stands out from their range - anywhere, going all over the plains, and it will ride a mountain trail with 20-inch straight tires without dragging carriers across the rocks (if that's your thing). It also has a softer, British-style feel more comfortable than its rivals.

The 2017 Land Rover Range Rover Sport comes standard with antilock disc brakes, traction and stability control, front side airbags, and long side airbags. Other common front and rear parking sensors and rearview cameras. New to the list of common safety items this year is the flexibility of automatic boat brakes with automatic emergency brakes, blind-spot monitoring with lane traffic warning, lane navigation warning, and lane assistance.

Other security features available include a surveillance camera system and an excellent parking system that handles both parallel and different parking conditions. Its automatic exit feature ensures that you will not exit in front of passing cars or touch cars parked near you.

In the Edmunds brake test, the Range Rover Sport Supercharged stood from 60 mph to 124 meters, which is the average size of SUVs of any size and size, though it is the basis for the model’s impeccable delivery. The SVR model stands at 122 meters.