The supercharged Range Rover Sport looks awesome. Muscular, sleek, and stylishly designed on the outside, it rules the road as the ultimate SUV status symbol. Inside, however, the sheen wears off quickly as underwhelming cabin features are surrounded by cheap accents. An antiquated stereo head unit controls both the Bluetooth hands-free system and the meaty Harman Kardon stereo, but it does no justice to either. Equally lackluster is the Sport's voice-activated GPS satellite navigation unit, which had difficulty understanding commands and was less than intuitive to use.



Link: CNET