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?
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Content: On the options list, there are features like blind spot monitoring, an automated parallel park system, rear cross-traffic alert, a surround-view camera system and adaptive cruise control. Perhaps the Range Rover’s biggest benefit over the Sport is its sound system. While the Sport touts 23 available speakers, the full-size Range Rover offers an optional 29-speaker Meridian system with truly impressive 3D surround sound technology. Safety
As with their technology and feature sets, safety is largely the same between the Range Rover and the Range Rover Sport. Both models offer all the basics, including front-side airbags, curtain-side airbags, rear-side airbags, park assist, a backup camera, anti-lock brakes and traction control with stability control. For drivers wishing for additional safety features, the Range Rover and Range Rover Sport won’t disappoint. There’s an available surround-view camera, which provides a top-down view to help negotiate parking spots and other tight spaces, a rear cross-traffic alert system, a forward-collision warning system and an adaptive cruise control system. And both Range Rover models boast available automated parallel parking systems. Conclusions
The 2014 Range Rover Sport and the 2014 Range Rover are very similar SUVs, but they do have a few major differences. For many shoppers, price alone will eliminate the Range Rover from contention, as its $84,000 starting MSRP places it at the very highest end of the luxury SUV realm, while the Sport’s $63,500 MSRP is more reasonable.