Title: 2014 Range Rover Sport vs. 2014 Range Rover: What's the Difference? - Autotrader
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2014 Range Rover Sport vs. 2014 Range Rover: What’s the Difference?
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Content: With that said, the Range Rover Sport’s base price of around $63,500 is far less than the Range Rover’s $84,000 starting MSRP, and in some cases, the reasons for that are obvious. For instance in the base-level Range Rover Sport SE, heated seats are an option. In the Range Rover, however, these come standard — along with heated mirrors and a heated steering wheel. Another example of this is the tri-zone automatic climate control feature, which is on the Range Rover Sport’s options list, but comes standard in the full-size Range Rover. And while the Range Rover comes standard with a 13-speaker sound system, the Sport only has eight speakers. Of course, both models boast ample standard equipment. Features in each Range Rover include a voice-activated navigation system, automatic xenon headlights, dual power front seats, 19-inch alloy wheels, a power liftgate, leather upholstery and park assist. But when it comes to their overall feature sets, the Range Rover just slightly edges out the Sport. Technology
Neither the Range Rover nor the Range Rover Sport holds the upper hand in terms of technology, though the full-size Range Rover certainly includes more items as standard. Both vehicles boast a long list of features, ranging from a voice-activated navigation system with an 8-in touchscreen to xenon headlights, parking sensors and a power liftgate.