2018 Range Rover Sport SUPERCHARGED - Review 

Agreed. First time I drove it I thought it sounded a lot like an F-Type!

@@703Speed Yeah. I think they use the same engine and exhaust.

I believe they do

@@703Speed I prefer the Sport SUV to the Jag Coupe.

Agreed. Love having the ability to drive in snow and be able to rip around corners all in one SUV

Yeah I haven’t seen really any sport views on RU-vid. I’m a huge fan of it, rides awesome and looks the $100k part too. You won’t be disappointed, I wish you all the best in your search!

@@703Speed thanks, I'm trying to figure out the maintenance costs side of things, weather is too expendice when it comes to repair.

I’m sure maintenance gets expensive, especially on used premium cars . But if you buy/lease new, u don’t need to worry about that. I guess it depends if you want to spend money on the monthly payment, or in maintenance costs

@@703Speed well the car is more or less new, twenty one thousand miles, so I'm not expecting it to start breaking down any time soon or at least I hope. After looking around I've come to the conclusion that it's pretty much the same as maintaining a infinity truck which my parents own and it hasn't turned out that bad so I've made peace with the fact that it will be somewhat costly.

20k miles isn’t that many. You’ll be fine for a while. Good luck with your purchase. Let me know how you like it!

I know it hurt me looking at them like that hahah. I love them too! Hope to own a sport supercharged sometime soon

Hahah thank you!

Yes you will!

I can tell you you won't regret it. $1500 a month is definitely steep, but this thing is a beast! It's comfortable and really fast

It's not a truckkkkkk its an suvvvvvvv

@@jeff1595 a suv is a truck

I do live British Racing green! That would look beautiful with a tan interior on this. Thank u for subscribing!

Lol. The owner gets a new one every 50k miles. He doesn’t care 😨

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Yes this is 100% stock. Thank you :)

Build quality, excellent. Reliability, eh. If you’re gonna get one buy it and sell at 50k miles or lease!

@@703Speed I agree 100% - although many reviews have said problems start occurring well before 50k miles, but yes - I'd lease this puppy. If you buy and sell before 50k, the resale value will not be as good and you'd have paid a lot of $$ just for a couple or few years of usage.

Agreed, leasing is the best option. Unless, however, your drive more than 12-15k miles a year

Yes, this is stock

I'm not too sure to be honest. That's a great question

Depends on your lease or if you buy. Lots of factors, like how long your loan or lease term is, how many miles you negotiated in the contract, etc. In this case I believe it was 12k miles/year for 3 years which came out to around $1500/month.

Congratulations!

For sure. Reliability wise.. Hit or miss

@@703Speed Got it and its nice.

@@adekunleabiodun9109 Congrats!!

@@adekunleabiodun9109how is it now? Terms of how much you have spent on it (maintenance and extra costs that may have been incurred)

@@nikomatsis7238 It is perfect, I haven't spent a dime on it. I just take it for servicing when its due, two years now.

Hmmm I’m not exactly sure

Haha, go out an try an X3 M Competition, you might be surprised!

Yes sir

Probably lol. This was one of my first videos!