Range Rover Sport Review 2015 Mud and Track Hill - Top Gear

Richard takes the new Range Rover Sport out for a test drive - which includes a lot of mud, water and some very steep hills. It's then up to The Stig to test out the sport part of the Range Rover's name, while driving car dragged with tree
Version: 
Range Rover Sport
Video tags: 
hill
water
mud
top-gear
red
race
steep
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Front Track: 
63.90in
Ground Clearance: 
8.40in
Suspension Info: 
Four-wheel independent suspension
Climate Control: 
yes
ABS: 
yes
Wheel size: 
21 x 9.5 in
Width: 
81.60in
Navigation: 
yes
Engine type: 
Flexible-fuel vehicle (FFV)
Rear View Camera: 
yes
Angle of Approach: 
39.70degrees
Angle of Departure: 
31.00degrees
Horsepower: 
550hp
at 6 000rpm
Engine Size/Displacement: 
5.00L

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