2018 Land Rover Range Rover Sport consumer reviews

This car is beautiful inside and out. However, it has been nothing but a whole lot of trouble! Engine issues and major technology issues. It?s unbelivebale how many problems I?ve had with this car in 1 month.

This car does tons more than I will ever call on it to do but it is also a great daily driver. I opted for the Td6 Diesel and could not be happier. The gas mileage is very good and the power is amazing. Park Place Jaguar Land Rover took great care of us through the transaction.

This will be my 3rd Rover since 1996. I've been very pleased with the performance and dependability of these cars. While I bite my lip about the prices, I will say they ride and drive great. I do my own brakes and general work on them once out of warranty and have had no major issues. They need bushings and ball joints about every 60k miles, and brakes every 30k miles because of the weight of the car, but overall that's not real major. After a recent test drive, I could resist no longer and ordered my 2018 RRS Dyn and can't wait for it to arrive. I'm looking forward to the new advanced technology they've added to the 18's+

This vehicle is sleek and sporty at the same time. It has power and it's gorgeous. The technology is simply amazing. If you're in Atlanta head to Buckhead location ask for Jamal.

Features are very up to date with technical advances that really enhance the overall experience of driving a SUV. A lot of thought went into the overall performance and comfort expected from such a tight and competitive market. This SUV truly can hold its own.

Head turning looks, power, comfort, amenities..all in.one vehicle. Range Rover owner for life...I can not think of any other thing it needs to rate as the perfect vehicle for us!

High 'n Mighty front fades away to a weak rear. Baggage space severly compromised by sloping roof and narrowing haunches. Onboard computer very slow to respond. Fuel tank slops (needs more baffles). When the going gets tough the power progressively shuts down as wheelspin increases - just when you want to pile on the power. Top range stereo option dissappointing - take standard and have professionals upgrade it. Rubber seals on doors detached when clinging snow took hold. Rear door holds water and RR unable to fix it. BUT - the thing has undeniable presence, and every journey feels special. Summary - Best to stick to softroading it with no more than 2 small kids in the back, minimal luggage onboard, on good roads in dry, warm weather - take the Toyota LandCruiser if things turn rough, wet, or icey.