Land Rover SUV

The Bottom Line: A good camping or ski vehicle, buyers interested in the 2009 Land Rover LR2 might want to hold off for a model update, which should improve the cabin tech substantially.

Specs: SUV, Gas

The Bottom Line: Although in serious need of a cabin tech update, the 2009 Range Rover Sport maintains its off-road prowess and general drivability.

The Bottom Line: We were very impressed with the 2008 Land Rover LR2, which combines solid cabin gadgetry with a luxury interior. And all this comfort rides on Land Rover's legendary off-road platform. At its price, it's a great value.

Specs: SUV, LR2, Gas

The Bottom Line: The 2007 Range Rover Supercharged is an SUV that talks the talk and walks the walk. Its sumptuous interior is dripping with luxury and (some indifferently integrated) tech features. On and off the track, it blows most of the competition away.

Specs: SUV, Supercharged, Gas

The Bottom Line: The 2006 Land Rover LR3 is a mixed bag--while it includes loads of cabin tech, none of it is integrated well.

Specs: SUV, HSE, Gas

The Bottom Line: The supercharged 2006 Range Rover Sport is a car for those concerned more with making an impression than with enjoying the ride. Expensive to buy and to run, the Sport looks like a million dollars from outside, but inferior fixtures and lackluster tech means that it feels a lot cheaper from the driver's seat.

Specs: SUV, Supercharged, Gas

The Bottom Line: The 2005 Land Rover LR3 is one of the most technologically advanced SUVs made, combining midluxury comfort and ride quality with serious power and off-road ability.

Specs: SUV, HSE, Gas

Specs: SUV, HSE, Gas

Specs: SUV, SE, Gas

Specs: SUV, SE3, Gas