Land Rover Range Rover Sport II

2013 – 2023 · RDW type LW

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In short

At 9–10 years (mostly built 2015–2017) 7.8% of 590 inspected Land Rover Range Rover Sport IIs had at least one A-problem at the APK, against 4.7% for all cars of the same age. Over all ages together an A-problem occurs 8% more often on this model than on average (rank 228 of 328 in the ranking). Most often it concerns control arms / ball joints, exhaust and emissions and brake lines — control arms / ball joints occurs 3.6× as often as on comparable cars.

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Cite these figures

CarXray.nl (2026). Land Rover Range Rover Sport II — APK defects by age. Based on RDW Open Data, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026. https://carxray.nl/en/modellen/land-rover/range-rover-sport-ii/

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A-problems

7.8%

n = 590 · 95% CI 5.9 – 10.2%

National, same age

4.7%

n = 877,805 · 95% CI 4.6 – 4.7%

Defects at the APK by age

Not enough data n < 200 Not enough data n < 200 0%5%10%15%20%25% 3–45–67–89–1011–1213–1516+ Age (years) Share of cars with an A-problem Range Rover Sport: 7.8% n = 590 95% CI 5.9 – 10.2%
  • Land Rover Range Rover Sport II
  • National, same age
  • 95% confidence interval
Window: Oct 2025 – Sep 2026 · Updated: 16 Oct 2026

Weak spots

What to check extra on this generation.

Point to checkShare · sample · 95% CIVs. same class
Control arms / ball joints
3.1% · n = 590 · 1.9 – 4.8%3.6×
Exhaust and emissions
1.5% · n = 590 · 0.8 – 2.9%4.9×
Brake lines
1.2% · n = 590 · 0.6 – 2.4%11.6×
Brakes
1.0% · n = 590 · 0.5 – 2.2%0.6×
CI = 95% confidence interval

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About this generation

Production years
2013 – 2023
RDW type code(s)
LW
Trade name(s)
RANGE ROVER SPORT
Registered (type group)
4,271
Generation boundary
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Illustration Land Rover Range Rover Sport IISee other Range Rover Sport generations

Similar models

Same type of car and era, at 9–10 years. Range Rover Sport II: 7.8% A-problems.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Land Rover Range Rover Sport reliable?

The APK tells you about defects, not breakdowns. At 9–10 years 7.8% of inspected Land Rover Range Rover Sport IIs had at least one A-problem (structure, safety or costly mechanics), against 4.7% nationally at the same age. The maintenance of the specific car matters more than the model.

How does the Land Rover Range Rover Sport II compare with other cars?

Over all ages together an A-problem occurs 8% more often on the Land Rover Range Rover Sport II than on cars of the same age. That puts it at rank 228 of 328 models in the CarXray ranking.

Which model years do these figures cover?

The inspections run from 2025-10 to 2026-09. Cars aged 9–10 years were then mostly built in 2015–2017. The data table shows the build years per age class.

What are the most common problems?

The most common A-problems at the APK are control arms / ball joints, exhaust and emissions, brake lines. See the weak spots above and take them into your checklist.

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