With a more efficient 3.0-litre V6 engine, the 2012 Land Range Rover Sport provides more power but features better fuel economy and reduced CO2 emissions. There’s been a decline in CO2 emissions for each of the engine variations because of the low-fuel injection system for example the 211PS engine dropped from 243g/km to 224g/km and the more powerful 256PS engine is now 230g/km versus 243g/km for last years 245PS engine.

These developments in fuel economy can be partially attributed to the new highly-efficient gearbox, which is the ZF 8HP70 8-speed automatic gearbox. In addition to the gearbox, the Range Rover Sport also boasts a rotary gear shift selector and a paddle shift installed on the steering wheel. The 5.0 LR-V8 Supercharged remains unchanged and still awe-inspiring for 2012 along with its supreme power. Due to their unique diesel particulate filter, the Land Rover’s diesel engines are the cleanest engines today. There are changes to the details and colors and improving on the look and equipment.

In 2012, drivers are likely to easily individualize the lift height using the new powered tailgate. The passenger as well as the driver should be able to view what they want at the same time using the next generation 7" touch-screen with optional Dual View technology. The entertainment system just for the back seat has been improved by using WhiteFireTM Wireless Technology. The Premium Harmon Kardon LOGIC 7 features 825W of amazing sound which is a nice advancement in their premium audio offerings. Drivers can make use of vocal instructions on premium systems with the new ‘Say What You See’ voice command, using step-by-step prompts on the screen.

A 2012 Range Rover Sport is an excellent value SUV with great performance and enhanced fuel efficiency. The reputation it’s got for power and refinement will continue, because of its exciting new features, along with lower fuel emissions and higher levels of efficiency of its diesel engine. The newest Range Rover continues to offer the 309bhp 4.4-litre TDV8 turbo diesel engine. This significant vehicle will go from 0-62 mph in just about six seconds with the 503bhp Supercharged LR-V8, which produces a maximum of 370bhp.

It is stimulating to have a supercharged car, but what to go for is the diesel. Not very many SUV’s are able to get a combined EU fuel economy cycle of at least 30 mpg. If you don’t gun the engine, the drive is very silent despite the powerful engine. The 2012 Land Rover Range Rover Sport could be the vehicle for you if you want something efficient but supercharged.

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