The Range Rover Sport is a Land Rover Range Rover model for 2006. It is positioned between the LR3 and the flagship Range Rover. Although it is slightly shorter than the LR3, the new SUV considerably added a performance bent to the Land Rover lineup. It is able to do so with its 390-hp supercharged V-8 Land Rover engine parts. This unique engine of the Range Rover Sport is the reason behind its unsurpassed power. And is also what makes the Range Rover Sport all the more dear to Rover enthusiasts.

The Limited Edition package of the Range Rover Sport all the more makes it a lot more appealing for American buyers. How can it not be if these limited edition vehicles are especially made and “limited” to their consumption? On its exterior, the Range Rover Sport features Land Rover Range Rover parts such as the LE sports new 20-inch Stormer wheels. These wheels are especially designed to almost imitate the 22-inchers of the Range Stormer concept. This, along with the squared-off chrome exhaust tip, is actually where the Sport was based. Aside from these features, it has Land Rover accessories such as side skirts, bumpers, and a large roof spoiler, which basically gives it a one of a kind transformation.

The Range Rover Sport LE package is also geared with features such as an adaptive cruise control and adaptive headlights. Inside, a premium leather seating, oak trim, and a rear DVD player that seem to testify to its occupants just where the money they paid for it all went.

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