The Land Rover LR2 holds the boxy "safari like" looks that define Range/Land Rover. This is not just a town and gown rig, it is a fully functioning, off-road beast that is capable of taking on the most challenging of terrain. The LR2 has adjustable suspension via a dial to use for various road and off-road conditions (snow, ice, sand, rain etc.). This comes in very handy when taking those ski and backcountry trips into the mountains and high country or when you load up the mountain bikes or rafts and head out for Red rock and Mesa Country out in the Mojave or Utah deserts. The LR2 handles like a dream, and you never feel unstable as you drive it down a freeway or up a 32 degree slope. The downside here is reduced gas mileage. Environmentalists need not apply. Be warned, the LR2 is fantastic when it is still in warranty (five years), but when it is out of warranty, be prepared to pay high maintenance and repair dollars. Keeping a Rover is not at all cheap. The all-aluminum body makes for low worries of rust and decay (great for anyone living in the rust belt), and it is plagued by that notorious Land Rover Discovery overheating issue. Still, if under warranty, the Land Rover will repair at no costs. Overall, this is a solid machine for on and off road use and still manages to turn heads even today.

I like how the SUV looks and feels in general. The SUV feels dependable and sturdy. The look of the car is incredible. Mine is silver on the outside with a tan leather interior. The car has large windows which let in a lot of light. It also has two large sky light sun roofs one of which can be tilted or opened entirely. The sunroofs also have shades when necessary. The light color of interior is very elegant and makes the interior seem very spacious. The seats are very comfortable and are roomy enough for the five passenger that it holds. There is also ample leg room in both rows and room for luggage and cargo both in the cabin and in the truck area, which also has a shade to hide its contents. The vehicle also drives very well. It has decent acceleration for a vehicle of its size and substantial weight and handles just fine. The car has large windows which make the blind spot very small, if existent. It breaks very well. The car has 4 wheel drive and is quite heavy making it very good in snow and bad weather. It also has modes for this type of specialized driving.

This is a great vehicle for a family if you want an SUV that also can be classy and get compliments. It can still stand up to newer model cars and does not look old. Many people think it is a new car. It is a very great car for a family and can last.