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ARK ReDesign Range Rover Sport news - Two fewer - 2009

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ARK ReDesign Range Rover Sport news - Two fewer - 2009 | Top Gear

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ARK ReDesign Range Rover Sport news - Two fewer - 2009

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ARK ReDesign Range Rover Sport news - Two fewer - 2009

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ARK ReDesign Range Rover Sport news - Two fewer - 2009

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ARK ReDesign Range Rover Sport news - Two fewer - 2009

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There’s something important missing from this Range Rover Sport. Two things, actually. Can you spot them? It’s a lot easier than finding the changes on that ‘new’ Seat Leon, honest.

The rear doors. That’s what’s missing. Both of them. Yes, this is a three-door Range Rover Sport, courtesy of UK tuning firm ARK ReDesign.

Land Rover has been hinting towards a sporty – in the relative sense, obviously – three-door for a while now (remember the Range Stormer and LRX concepts?), but ARK has gone ahead and beaten them to it.

It won’t get any more power than the stock Range Rover Sport – though a 385bhp supercharged V8 is probably sufficient for most of your everyday needs – but ARK promises ‘the option to individually tailor a vehicle to meet any specific requirements’.

So if you want your RRS wrapped in tapir skin and fitted with the sound system from Creamfields, ARK will happily oblige. Probably.

We can’t decide whether a coupe’d Rangey is (a) idiotic or (b) strangely cool. So we’re leaving it up to you to decide. Crank up those comment-box thingies below. They might actually be working by now.

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There’s something important missing from this Range Rover Sport. Two things, actually. Can you spot them? It’s a lot easier than finding the changes on that ‘new’ Seat Leon, honest.

The rear doors. That’s what’s missing. Both of them. Yes, this is a three-door Range Rover Sport, courtesy of UK tuning firm ARK ReDesign.

Land Rover has been hinting towards a sporty – in the relative sense, obviously – three-door for a while now (remember the Range Stormer and LRX concepts?), but ARK has gone ahead and beaten them to it.

It won’t get any more power than the stock Range Rover Sport – though a 385bhp supercharged V8 is probably sufficient for most of your everyday needs – but ARK promises ‘the option to individually tailor a vehicle to meet any specific requirements’.

So if you want your RRS wrapped in tapir skin and fitted with the sound system from Creamfields, ARK will happily oblige. Probably.

We can’t decide whether a coupe’d Rangey is (a) idiotic or (b) strangely cool. So we’re leaving it up to you to decide. Crank up those comment-box thingies below. They might actually be working by now.

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ARK’s tuned Range Rover Sport loses two quite important bits…