The New 2022 Range Rover Is an Amazing Ultra-Luxury SUV
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Date: 2021-12-01
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Comments and reviews: 9
Sonar
My boys are 17 and above now but I could not imagine them having all those controls in the second row when they were in the 5-12 year old range. I hope those are able to be disabled or I would have been down two kids. I m not even a big fan of the screens on the back of the seats they could reach and touch. We had a Yukon with the drop down blu ray player with wireless headphones and they still figured out how to break all of that. This second row is a demon child s fever dream.
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My boys are 17 and above now but I could not imagine them having all those controls in the second row when they were in the 5-12 year old range. I hope those are able to be disabled or I would have been down two kids. I m not even a big fan of the screens on the back of the seats they could reach and touch. We had a Yukon with the drop down blu ray player with wireless headphones and they still figured out how to break all of that. This second row is a demon child s fever dream.
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sopel39
How do people with kids actually use third row? It's all nice that seats are sliding forward automatically, but child seats are usually bulky (they would hit front seats) and have additional leg (which one would have to retract every time kids need to get into 3rd row. It seems that best solution are three independent rear seats, but none of the large SUVs which are family oriented (apart from Q7) have that. 3rd row seems so useless for large families.
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How do people with kids actually use third row? It's all nice that seats are sliding forward automatically, but child seats are usually bulky (they would hit front seats) and have additional leg (which one would have to retract every time kids need to get into 3rd row. It seems that best solution are three independent rear seats, but none of the large SUVs which are family oriented (apart from Q7) have that. 3rd row seems so useless for large families.
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Jason
Range Rover did an amazing job, best looking and most luxurious full size SUV with 3 rows. If x7 and GLS buyers can afford this and are cross-shopping, I can't see why they would buy something else. As a bonus, hybrid and full EV versions down the road, plus rear seats that appear to be carseat friendly that hinge forward. The only question mark will be whether or not the terrible reliability track record has been addressed
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Range Rover did an amazing job, best looking and most luxurious full size SUV with 3 rows. If x7 and GLS buyers can afford this and are cross-shopping, I can't see why they would buy something else. As a bonus, hybrid and full EV versions down the road, plus rear seats that appear to be carseat friendly that hinge forward. The only question mark will be whether or not the terrible reliability track record has been addressed
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Isaac
I can t stand the new trend by car manufacturers to put reverse lights or even turn signals on the bumper. You simply can t see them unless you re actually looking at them in the daytime especially on a very sunny day. Easy way to get hit when you don t notice a car is reversing and you re driving past it (yes I m aware of the automatic braking due to the sensors on the bumper on most cars.
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I can t stand the new trend by car manufacturers to put reverse lights or even turn signals on the bumper. You simply can t see them unless you re actually looking at them in the daytime especially on a very sunny day. Easy way to get hit when you don t notice a car is reversing and you re driving past it (yes I m aware of the automatic braking due to the sensors on the bumper on most cars.
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Justin
I think this vehicle really should have been electric, especially for the price. Come on, they made the Jaguar I-Pace and they haven't done anything since then. JLR says this is supposed to be tech and luxury focused but it's still held back by an ICE.
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I think this vehicle really should have been electric, especially for the price. Come on, they made the Jaguar I-Pace and they haven't done anything since then. JLR says this is supposed to be tech and luxury focused but it's still held back by an ICE.
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sc0or
Doesn't a minimal stop light surface area requirement exist in US? I doubt this model will get an approval because of that.
PS 5G needs two antennas and some space between them.
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Doesn't a minimal stop light surface area requirement exist in US? I doubt this model will get an approval because of that.
PS 5G needs two antennas and some space between them.
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skytom88
How s reliability these days? There s a joke I read saying all the Range Rovers you see on the road are either going in for service or coming out of service lol
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How s reliability these days? There s a joke I read saying all the Range Rovers you see on the road are either going in for service or coming out of service lol
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Rezo
Doug, you can choose between a haptic feedback screen and a normal touch display as we know it, in the infotainment settings. Great review, cheers from Poland.
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Doug, you can choose between a haptic feedback screen and a normal touch display as we know it, in the infotainment settings. Great review, cheers from Poland.
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vecernicek2
Range Rover: Loaded with cool stuff and incredible features
Also Range Rover: Air Conditioning stops working after 3 weeks on a trip to Death valley
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Range Rover: Loaded with cool stuff and incredible features
Also Range Rover: Air Conditioning stops working after 3 weeks on a trip to Death valley
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