The first-generation Range Rover Sport (L320) debuted for the 2006 model year as a smaller, more athletic counterpart to the full-size Range Rover. While it shared a name, it was actually based on the Discovery 3's heavy integrated body-frame platform, giving it a distinct character. Buyers could choose from a Jaguar-sourced naturally aspirated 4.4L V8 or a potent 4.2L supercharged V8, with a 5.0L V8 in both forms arriving for the 2010 refresh.
Collectors are drawn to the L320's timeless design and the performance offered by the supercharged models. It successfully blended on-road performance with genuine off-road capability, something its German rivals couldn't always match. With an average sale price under $17,000, it represents a huge amount of performance and luxury for the money, making it an accessible entry point to modern high-performance SUVs.
The market is heavily influenced by condition and maintenance history. The wide price spread, from parts cars to pristine late-model examples, shows that buyers prioritize well-kept vehicles. Early supercharged models and later 5.0L Autobiography editions are the most desirable, but their complex systems mean deferred maintenance can lead to significant repair bills, keeping values in check for all but the best examples.
Buying Tips
- Check the air suspension for sagging at any corner, slow operation, or a constantly running compressor, as failures are common.
- On 2010+ 5.0L V8 models, listen for a distinct rattling noise on cold starts, which indicates failing timing chain guides, a costly repair.
- Inspect front lower control arm bushings for cracking or tearing; their failure is a frequent issue on these heavy vehicles.
- Test all electronics thoroughly, from the infotainment screen and navigation to the Terrain Response system, as electrical faults can be difficult to trace.
- Look for evidence of fluid leaks from the engine, transmission, and differentials, and review service records for regular fluid changes.
Based on 360 sales, prices for the Range Rover Sport L320 range from $500 to $48,000, with an average price of $16,799.
4,213 Land Rover Range Rover Sport L320 vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 2978 currently live.
Data sourced from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, eBay Motors, PCarMarket, and Collecting Cars. Updated daily.
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