Background: Introduced in 2013, the second generation Range Rover Sport represented a significant step forward from its predecessor.

Longer overall, but with shorter front and rear overhangs, it offered increased interior space and a more contemporary design, together with advances in chassis technology, refinement and on-road dynamics.

The result was a more sophisticated and accomplished interpretation of the Range Rover Sport concept, and Land Rover described it at launch as its fastest and most responsive model to date.

Despite this greater emphasis on sporting ability, the new Sport retained the formidable off-road capability expected of a Range Rover, with sophisticated four-wheel drive technology, air suspension and Terrain Response.

It was this breadth of ability that remained central to the Sport's appeal, combining the comfort and refinement of a luxury Range Rover with genuine all terrain capability and considerably more sporting intent.

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