2023 Range Rover Sport P400 Dynamic SE - Worth $90K??

In this video I review the 2023 Range Rover Sport P400 Dynamic SE.
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[@groundedgaming]

Your reviews are very good, very detailed like Doug's, except you talk about the design as well, and a more in-depth one too. I think becoming a full car reviewer may turn out well for you! Just need a little more liveliness for the average audience maybe. Continue reviewing, please! I like them, including the POV ones, which give you the view of driving, where you most ultimately, will be viewing the car most.

[@alainprevost5374]

Nice location for the review! Kudos for you!!!

[@NetMillionaire]

Great review I bought the P400 and love it 😍

[@joshuathomas512]

He didn't talk about the lack of a traditional stick-out rear bumper which is probably the most significant engineering/design I've seen

[@Stewart5225]

Fantastic Review Mr Monkey!

[@Reko_89]

Great review!

[@MegaRetr]

Awesome video thanks a lot)

[@kubilayakgul4937]

The fact that it's only 90k in the US is crazy. Im not saying 90k isn't a lot but in europ you cant really get one below 120k.

[@groundedgaming]

Come to Singapore😂

[@groundedgaming]

A Mitsubishi Attrage (cheapest car) is 110k. An average car like Mazda CX5 is 140k... But public transport is very good.

[@jackhglass]

well this is american dollars not euros.

[@nimish2073]

In india it's around 250k usd lol

[@filipesantiago2182]

What’s I’ve been hearing is that although rubberized, that charging pad does not hold the phone, so if you accelerate suddenly it will come flying at you. Would love to see you test that.

[@PlaAwa]

thanks for reviewing this in this spec. these guys have nice designs in general however a patchy track record with reliability, according to some. still, i'm sure there are others like me with a soft spot for brit cars plus these guys have the good old inline six. just about to check out your defender 90 vid, hoping you'll get some time with the 130 to see how good the back area is for sleeping in! also the ineos grandeur might be something you'll be interested in. more utilitarian tho'. poice

[@Thesketchmonkey]

Defender 130 review coming up shortly. Thanks for watching

[@fenrirslip]

I'd say if you want to have a minimalist interior, the use, and purpose of the dials for the climate controls in Range Rovers have the ideal approach instead of having no buttons whatsoever or capacitive touch controls that hardly respond to your touch. The duel purpose of the dials just clean up the center control stack, while also being functional at the same time, albeit expensive. If Range Rover put actual tactile buttons in between the dials, this would be an even better interior.

[@bearstokes9030]

The interior and dash are what makes me really like that like it. But can you keep it for 10 to 15 years

[@Stewart5225]

Great question Mr Bear! That is what concerns me

[@kimwaldie3826]

I’m on my 4th Range Rover Sport, just bought this model in the new 2024. My last Range Rover Sport is 10 years old, 130,000 miles. Never had any problems, just time, didn’t want to press my luck! Love these cars!

[@joshuathomas512]

The top half of the front end got old kia sorento vibes

[@chegekinya2454]

Luxurious powerful RangeRover

[@bearstokes9030]

I'd worry about the LIFE of the vehicle

[@nordine-ir9nd]

Bone Votir.💫

[@nimish2073]

In india it's 250k USD.. lmao

[@joshuathomas512]

jesus

[@gt-c-]

* * Answer: 1. It is worth it, if you want to spend most of the time paying for repairs! 2. Better BURN that money than buy that car! 3. Buy it if you will NOT DRIVE IT and only LOOK at it! * *