The 2009 Land Rover Range Rover Sport is a luxurious vehicle, with a standard power sunroof, automatic headlamps with power washers, front and rear fog lamps, leather seats, heated exterior mirrors, rain-sensing windshield wipers, a harman/kardon 6-disc CD changer and memory system for the driver's seat, the steering column and the exterior mirrors. Also included on the standard equipment list are dual-zone automatic climate control and a DVD-based navigation system.
The base HSE model comes with a 300-horsepower 4.4L V8 engine, while the Supercharged version's 4.2L V8 produces 390 horsepower. Both engines are matched to a 6-speed automatic transmission with Commandshift transmission override control. Standard handling features on both models include dynamic stability control, active roll mitigation, hill descent control, cornering brake control and an enhanced electronic air suspension with automatic load leveling.
While the Range Rover Sport HSE is well equipped, the Supercharged adds even more items, including 20-inch aluminum wheels, stainless steel exhaust extensions, heated washer jets and wood interior trim. A new HST Limited Edition package is available on the Supercharged, adding flush-mounted front and rear bumpers, a unique grille, an extended rear spoiler, body-colored lower panels, adaptive cruise control, ebony leather with ivory stitching, a Cold Climate Package and integrated rectangular tailpipes.
Much of the Supercharged's standard equipment can be ordered on the HSE, including the Cold Climate Package as well as a Luxury Interior Package, which adds the heated windshield, heated premium leather seats, adaptive lighting and wood trim. There is also a Rear Seat Entertainment Package, Sirius satellite radio, a rear differential lock and 20-inch alloy wheels. The Supercharged can add the rear differential lock and the Rear Seat Entertainment Package as well, in addition to adaptive cruise control and 20-inch alloy wheels.
The base HSE model comes with a 300-horsepower 4.4L V8 engine, while the Supercharged version's 4.2L V8 produces 390 horsepower. Both engines are matched to a 6-speed automatic transmission with Commandshift transmission override control. Standard handling features on both models include dynamic stability control, active roll mitigation, hill descent control, cornering brake control and an enhanced electronic air suspension with automatic load leveling.
While the Range Rover Sport HSE is well equipped, the Supercharged adds even more items, including 20-inch aluminum wheels, stainless steel exhaust extensions, heated washer jets and wood interior trim. A new HST Limited Edition package is available on the Supercharged, adding flush-mounted front and rear bumpers, a unique grille, an extended rear spoiler, body-colored lower panels, adaptive cruise control, ebony leather with ivory stitching, a Cold Climate Package and integrated rectangular tailpipes.
Much of the Supercharged's standard equipment can be ordered on the HSE, including the Cold Climate Package as well as a Luxury Interior Package, which adds the heated windshield, heated premium leather seats, adaptive lighting and wood trim. There is also a Rear Seat Entertainment Package, Sirius satellite radio, a rear differential lock and 20-inch alloy wheels. The Supercharged can add the rear differential lock and the Rear Seat Entertainment Package as well, in addition to adaptive cruise control and 20-inch alloy wheels.
