2017 Range Rover Sport- The Fastest Ever Land Rover to Rule the Market

Land Rover has recently been found speaking of the effort and time they have invested in working with the range-topping and a bloody fast version of the Range Rover Sport. Finally, 2017 gets to see the end product and it has been termed the Range Rover SVR, and it does claim to be the fastest Land Rover the world has ever seen.

How fast does it go? It is said that figures speak much better than words, and so Range Rover Sport answers it in 542 bhp, 502 lb-ft of torque and 162 miles per hour. While taking a toll of what it means, the drivers found it pumping around the Green Hell in just 8 minutes and 14 seconds making it faster than some models, the names which might sound like a fairy tale. To mention a few of them, the Lexus IS-F, the original Honda NSX, and even the high-end models like Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG. In fact, the list of models which might feel embarrassing in front of Land Rover Greensboro is not that short. Brands like BMW X5 M and X6 M even joins the rest who might not find the throttle that the Range Rover SVR gives on track.

For a matter of fact, the engineers have become highly adept in mitigating all the physical laws, and all the technicians working for Jaguar Land Rover Special Vehicle Operations have taken the Land Rover Range Rover Sport to a level which BMW terms as the M treatment. The 5.0-liter supercharged V8 engine that is available with all the Land Rover service Greensboro NC has been used in making the Range Rover SVF which develops a mighty 550 horsepower and 502 lb-ft of torque. There’s the quad pipe exhaust system which is generally made to work with the V8 powered F-type.

Since its a Land Rover, the SVR is ought to have a permanent wheel drive and a terrain response system gives the model complete edge in the industry. For those who would like to use it for a long drive, the lateral support will make it comfortable enough. So while you have some plan stored for your upcoming vacation, get the Range Rover SVR to speed it up in the real sense.