Land Rover Range Rover Sport 
Aided by the acclaimed Terrain Response system, the Discovery Sport shines off the road almost as much as the larger Land Rover models, which gives it a definite edge over traditional compact luxury SUVs. This classy adventurer also stands out with available third-row seating, a new 2.0-litre turbocharged engine rated at 237 or 286 horsepower (depending on the trim level) and the InControl suite of technologies providing a better connectivity and infotainment experience than past editions.
Pros
- Supremely comfortable
- Lots of presence
- Incredible performances and sound (SVR)
- Good range (P400e)
- Still offers good off-road capabilities
Cons
- Fairly high fuel consumption (especially the SVR)
- Uninteresting diesel engine
- P400e costs more than the competition
- HSE Dynamic is too expensive
