The 2016 Land Rover LR4 offers unrivaled luxury with three trims to choose from and ample room for five with an optional third-row. Packed with features, standard outfitting includes: 19” wheels, adaptive air suspension, fog lamps in the front and the rear, automated wipers, door sidesteps, heated and powered side mirrors, powered sunroof (front), fixed sunroof (rear), privacy glass in the rear and front and rear parking sensors. Decadently outfitted inside, the LR4 boasts, two-zone climate control, premium leather upholstery, powered and heated front seats, auto-dim rearview mirror, back-up camera with 7” touchscreen console, Bluetooth/iPod/USB integration and 11-speaker premium Meridian sound system. Add-ons can get you a 50/50-split-folding third-row seat that adds seating for three, larger (up to) 20” wheels, xenon headlamps, LED daytime running lights, remote entry and start, GPS, collision mitigation system, rear seat entertainment system, locking rear differential and much more. The LR4 is driven by a 3.0-liter supercharged V6 engine that cranks out 340 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque.
The LR4 delivers the upscale interior and 4-wheel-drive capability upon which Land Rover has built its reputation over the decades. The V6 is efficient and powerful with its accompanying 8-speed transmission, while the interior is luxuriously appointed with goodies such as leather seats and dual-zone climate control. Land Rover's Terrain Response system and Hill Descent Control make the LR4 more than capable of taking on the toughest trails. In other words, the LR4 is pure Land Rover and, starting at just over $50,000, sets the bar high for luxury off-road competitors from Europe and Japan.
The LR4 delivers the upscale interior and 4-wheel-drive capability upon which Land Rover has built its reputation over the decades. The V6 is efficient and powerful with its accompanying 8-speed transmission, while the interior is luxuriously appointed with goodies such as leather seats and dual-zone climate control. Land Rover's Terrain Response system and Hill Descent Control make the LR4 more than capable of taking on the toughest trails. In other words, the LR4 is pure Land Rover and, starting at just over $50,000, sets the bar high for luxury off-road competitors from Europe and Japan.
