Tested: 2023 Range Rover Sport SE P360 Would Rather Chill Than Thrill

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Tested: 2023 Range Rover Sport SE P360 Would Rather Chill Than Thrill
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The entry-level Sport is all rakish go-fast attitude but delivers a mellow luxury-driving experience.

The standard air springs and adaptive dampers also further the impression of luxurious, untroubled heft, even with the 22-inch clodhoppers fitted to our test car. No matter how shattered the surface, the Range Rover Sport paves the road ahead with lightly toasted marshmallows. Switch to Dynamic mode, and the Pirelli Scorpion Zero All-Season tires can generate 0.81 g of grip on the skidpad, but doing so also introduces head toss and flinty ride motions.

Granted, other trims would push the Sport's numbers closer to the realm of legit performance SUVs. The Stormer Handling package, unique to the $122,975 First Edition P530, brings active anti-roll bars and rear-wheel steering, and we're sure that model's BMW-sourced 523-hp V-8 makes for considerably sprightlier acceleration.

LOWS: Not actually all that quick, shiny interior parts are a smudgefest, just a few options push the price over $90,000 But our test vehicle is almost as close as you can get to a Range Rover Sport at its $84,475 base price. Options included the 22-inch wheels , a full-size spare tire , and the Cold Climate package , which heats the steering wheel, washer jets, and windshield. The heated steering wheel is available à la carte for $300 in case you find the heated windshield's embedded filaments distracting, which some of us do.

Whether the generous standard equipment amounts to an interior that befits an $84,000 Range Rover is up for debate. When most surfaces are hard and shiny—glass, black wood veneer, aluminum—you end up with a cabin that shows every microbe of dust and smudgy fingerprint. Other odd decisions: The USB-C port behind the flowing center console sits above a sloped plastic tray, so any phone put there will soon go flying toward one footwell or the other before forcibly unplugging itself.

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