2010 Range Rover Review

It is a vehicle that is designed to go play in the dirt. But often the people who own a Range Rover won't let it go to the playground. Bumper2Bumpertv says let it get down and dirty - that's where the fun is.

Bumper 2 Bumper TV This is Bumper 2 Bumper TV. Greg Morrison: This is the automotive equivalent of wearing a tuxedo to play in the mud. The Land Rover Range Rover is classified as an ultra luxury SUV. Obviously, it is very much at home and the highways in country clubs, but it was really designed the play out here. The 2K10 version represent some big step forward for the brand, starting under the hood. Drivers have a choice of two five liter V8 engines both developed by Jaguar side of the brand to replace the power plans offered by BMW. The naturally aspirated version kicks a 375 horsepower and 375 foot pounds of torque. It supercharged twin flecks with 510 horsepower and 461 foot pounds of torque. The extra muscle of courtesy will need an supercharge and keeping with it's long standing off-road heritage a six speed electronically controlled automatic gearbox is tie to a full time four wheel drive system that system has a variety of setting which adapt nearly any kind of terrain. The Range Rover also comes with something you don't see too often any more a full size spare mounted on a 20 inch room. But let's not forget it's refinement either the instrument panel is now a set of virtual dials which come to live when the engine is started. The interior fit and finishes what you expected this price point and rear seat passengers can exist in their own world with a wide array of technology options. They will also find there is plenty of leg and headroom in the second row seats which also reclaim if you need in that. For all of it's luxury and technology the Range Rover is a well engineer truck that can exhibit good breading at a black tie event that would be more at home making it's way to some of the worst driving conditions on the planet. Something most of the people who can afford one credit. This is Greg Morrison. We want to know, what you think so email us the address is bumper2bumpertv@cs.com.