09/21/09 2010 Range Rover Sport The Range Rover Sport (pictured) gets a slightly more extensive - or at least more noticeable - restyling than its siblings, with a new front-end design (including front fenders), LED lighting, and new nineteen- and twenty-inch wheels. The LR4's V-8 appears here, too, along with a supercharged variant that makes 510 hp and 461 lb-ft of torque. Other mechanical changes also amp up the sport factor. There are paddle shifters for the six-speed automatic, beefier brakes, adaptive dampers for the Supercharged model, and a new dynamic mode for the Terrain Response System (which changes throttle and shift mapping, damper firmness, and steering effort). The Range Rover Sport also adopts the LR4's new tech features, and it gets a richer interior of its own. The 2010 Range Rover Sport also is due in October.