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Ferrari 488 Spider vs Land Rover Range Rover Vogue LWB

The Ferrari 488 Spider is a twin-turbo v8 convertible supercar. The Land Rover Range Rover Vogue LWB is a long-wheelbase flagship luxury suv.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Specifications side by side

Ferrari 488 SpiderLand Rover Range Rover Vogue LWB
Seats24, 5 or 7
Engine3.9-litre twin-turbo V8-
Power670PS (660hp) at 8,000rpm-
0-60mph3.0 seconds-
Top speedapprox. 202mph-
Wheelbase-3,197mm (LWB, vs 2,997mm standard)
Engines-D250-D350 diesel, P360-P615 petrol, PHEV options
Power range-183kW (D250) to 453kW (P615)

Sources: Ferrari 488 Spider, Land Rover Range Rover Vogue LWB. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the 488 Spider if...

An open-top V8 supercar hired for weddings, birthdays and other occasions where the noise and presence matter as much as the drive. Its folding hardtop makes it usable as a everyday-ish hire car in good weather, unlike a fixed-roof track special.

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Buy or hire the Range Rover Vogue LWB if...

The extended-wheelbase Range Rover, adding rear legroom for chauffeured and VIP use over the standard-length car. Vogue is Land Rover's long-running top-spec trim name, and this is the version most hired for weddings and executive transport.

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Common questions

What is the difference between the Ferrari 488 Spider and the Land Rover Range Rover Vogue LWB?

The Ferrari 488 Spider is a twin-turbo V8 convertible supercar; the Land Rover Range Rover Vogue LWB is a long-wheelbase flagship luxury SUV.

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