I always like sport trucks like the Typhoon, but to say "track ready" just doesn't seem right. I don't care how sporty it is, it's still a truck and doesn't belong on a track. And yes, I get it that it will probably never be on a track, just seems wrong to even say it.
The Range Rover Sport is the ultimate combination - no car that can beat it on track can even get close off-road - and no car that could beat it off-road could get close on track - it's not the best at either but by far the best compromise.
Whether anyone really needs a luxury performance car with such high off-road capability is debateable - but it sells well!
I get that but they were saying "Track Ready" which would imply that it also stops and changes direction quickly.
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