Is the standard Range Rover too staid? Enter the Range Rover Sport, which is Land Rover's version of an AWD sport wagon. The Sport dispenses with any pretension of off-road capability with its lowered chassis and performance tires. A sleeker profile with a subtle rear sloping roofline signifies that this Range Rover is intended for the road and not the trails. The new supercharged V-8 with dual exhausts ensures performance to back up the aggressive looks.

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A new 5.0L V8 becomes the standard engine for Range Rover models. In the HSE models, the V8 is rated at 375-bhp and 375 lb-ft of torque. The optional superchaged version ups the power to 510-bhp and torque 461 lb-ft of torque.