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: Both models use a 340-horsepower supercharged V6 in base versions, while Supercharged models offer a 510-hp supercharged V8. Both models also use a standard 8-speed automatic transmission with standard full-time 4-wheel drive. As you’d expect, fuel economy isn’t exactly a strong suit: both models return roughly the same figures, which stand at 17 miles per gallon in the city and 23 mpg on the highway for the V6, or 14 mpg city/19 mpg hwy for the supercharged V8. Features
As you might expect, the Range Rover and Range Rover Sport both have similar equipment — and neither one skimps on the lavish luxuries. 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.