From Range Rover HATER to OWNER?! -- Driving the 2023 Range Rover Sport P360!

[@xel9345]

I want one!!!

[@SGVirtusAuthor]

Go for it! This takes the word "treat" to a whole new level!

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Has yours arrived? I’m debating wheather to go for the new sport or GLE450e, what is the range you get for the fuel tank?

[@SGVirtusAuthor]

Hey there Bradley! Yep, mine sure did so I now have the 2024 over the 2023. 3400 miles and seven months on the other one with ZERO issues and I'm more than thrilled about my 2024 as I specked it. Hmm.. Mile range for a full fuel tank is of course going to vary based on highway-city miles. These vehicles are downright impressive with highway MPG - I always get higher than stated and in fact, I once even averaged 31MPG after one of my drives. HOWEVER, City... eh, my version of city driving blows and I tend to average more like 16. So if you're out on open highways and just cruising your heart out, I'd say 500 miles for a full tank.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

@@SGVirtusAuthor you should port a video on your 2024! Also, was the 2023 worth more than you paid when you traded it in? I commute 2 hours back and forth to Atlanta mostly highway, so glad to hear the fuel economy.

[@SGVirtusAuthor]

@@bradleyscarreviews Wow that's a might drive! And yeah, once the weather calms down, I most certainly will be making a few more videos here - one especially to touch on the full ownership experience of the last one and the juxtaposition of the 2023 vs 2024 with the options and... well... the changes... (which spoiler - weren't as bad as I was expecting)

[@SGVirtusAuthor]

@@bradleyscarreviews I thought I pressed reply on this - I guess I left it as a draft. Anyway, that's A MIGHTY commute - WOW. And I most certainly will for the 2024. As far as trade value, I got MSRP back for it, which I was more or less fine with. Driving a BRAND NEW car for 7 months, putting over 3000 miles on it, and then getting MY MONEY BACK? Right on haha.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

@@SGVirtusAuthor that’s great