Land Rover Range Rover Sport vs Rolls-Royce Ghost Comparison

Even with the standard tyres, the Range Rover Sport feels at home in the rough terrain and it is equally capable on-road. Inside, the cabin is more or less like the Evoque and it gets a touchscreen display that controls most of the car's features and a clear and easy-to-use cabin.  The Range Rover Sport is available in S, HS, HSE and Autobiography trims and prices for the 5.0-litre supercharged petrol Autobiography tops out at Rs 1.65 crore (ex-showroom, Mumbai).

The Ghost is the most approachable Rolls-Royce. It’s the best way of getting introduced to and owning the Luxury brand. While for some it may still sound exorbitant, the saloon almost gives you the experience of the flagship Phantom at a much lesser cost. In a congested country like India, for those choosing the British brand, the Ghost comes across as the most sensible option.