Silky Smooth Inline-6s Are All The Rage 2020 Range Rover Sport
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Date: 2020-04-15
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Stephen
All that was old is new again. My first car was a 1954 Kaiser with an inline 6 that offered a fire-breathing 125 HP. :) I followed it up with a '63 Dodge Dart that got me though college with its famous Slant6. It offered even more scalding performance with 145 HP. 0-60 mph. Well, it got there eventually. I'm not going to be rushing out to get a Range Rover Sport. (Have a kid to send to college) But I do like SUV's in the RR's size category (192 in length. And I was struck my Alex' comment about the utility of a third row in crossovers of this size. We have a KIA Sorento with a surprisingly accommodating third row for its size (189 in length) Not suitable for three adults or even for two adults for an extended journey but extremely convenient for occasions when we need to transport more than 5 passengers and would otherwise have to use two vehicles. On the other hand the Sorento offers 3 more legroom and 11 more shoulder room than the RR Sport. And I could buy three Sorentos for the price of the RR Alex drove. :)
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All that was old is new again. My first car was a 1954 Kaiser with an inline 6 that offered a fire-breathing 125 HP. :) I followed it up with a '63 Dodge Dart that got me though college with its famous Slant6. It offered even more scalding performance with 145 HP. 0-60 mph. Well, it got there eventually. I'm not going to be rushing out to get a Range Rover Sport. (Have a kid to send to college) But I do like SUV's in the RR's size category (192 in length. And I was struck my Alex' comment about the utility of a third row in crossovers of this size. We have a KIA Sorento with a surprisingly accommodating third row for its size (189 in length) Not suitable for three adults or even for two adults for an extended journey but extremely convenient for occasions when we need to transport more than 5 passengers and would otherwise have to use two vehicles. On the other hand the Sorento offers 3 more legroom and 11 more shoulder room than the RR Sport. And I could buy three Sorentos for the price of the RR Alex drove. :)
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Ashish
Yummy. Time to move away from Ford engines. Irony is the people that i know that licked up range eovers after the redesign havent had any real issues compared to other European models. People crying unreliability are just boomers teying to live up the bmw owner days.
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Yummy. Time to move away from Ford engines. Irony is the people that i know that licked up range eovers after the redesign havent had any real issues compared to other European models. People crying unreliability are just boomers teying to live up the bmw owner days.
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Jay
If I knew it wouldnt fall apart, Id love it. Sadly theyre only good for a couple years. Land Rovers are definitely vehicles you should only lease. I pity anyone who buys a Land Rover product, especially a brand new one or a really old one
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If I knew it wouldnt fall apart, Id love it. Sadly theyre only good for a couple years. Land Rovers are definitely vehicles you should only lease. I pity anyone who buys a Land Rover product, especially a brand new one or a really old one
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Wilfred
Awesome review! If I had to purchase in this segment my first choice would be the Audi and then maybe the Mercedes. I always loved the Land Rovers and Jaguars but they have not been very reliable, I would only lease those! lol: -)
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Awesome review! If I had to purchase in this segment my first choice would be the Audi and then maybe the Mercedes. I always loved the Land Rovers and Jaguars but they have not been very reliable, I would only lease those! lol: -)
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