Title: 2014 Range Rover Sport vs. 2014 Range Rover: What's the Difference? - Autotrader
Headings: 2014 Range Rover Sport vs. 2014 Range Rover: What’s the Difference?
2014 Range Rover Sport vs. 2014 Range Rover: What’s the Difference?
Exterior
Interior
Mechanicals
Features
Technology
Safety
Conclusions
Research By Style
Car Info You Should See

Content: Parked side-by-side, there’s almost no confusing them, as the full-size Range Rover is significantly larger than its Sport stablemate. But if they’re not together, there are a few key features you can look for to know one from the other. In front, for example, the full-size Range Rover boasts a statelier appearance than the Sport, which touts a more muscular fascia and a more aggressive front bumper. In back, you can distinguish the two models by their taillights: The Range Rover has two stacked lights, while the Sport has a smaller, narrower taillight look. But the easiest way to distinguish the two SUVs is by their sides: The Range Rover Sport has a small grille mounted behind its front wheels, while the full-size Range Rover does not. Interior
Though the Range Rover’s interior was once vastly different from the Range Rover Sport’s, they’ve become increasingly similar with time. The primary difference between the two today is that the 2014 Sport retains a sportier feel, with a higher center console and more interior curves, while the full-size Range Rover goes for a more dignified appearance, with a taller center control stack that gives the dashboard a wider look and feel. The full-size Range Rover also retains its pop-up circular gear selector knob, while the Sport uses a more traditional gear lever.