2014 Land Rover Range Rover

The 2014 Land Rover Range Rover is a five-passenger luxury SUV available in three trim levels: base, Supercharged, and Supercharged LWB (long wheelbase). An optional Executive Class seating package for the Supercharged models provides rear bucket seats and decreases passenger capacity to four. 

All the trims come equipped with plenty of standard features like an adjustable air suspension, front and rear parking sensors, a rearview camera, leather upholstery, a power tilt-and-telescopic steering column, and a heated steering wheel, LED light signature, heated and power-folding mirrors, automatic xenon headlights, privacy glass, keyless entry/ignition, tri-zone automatic climate control, eight-way power front seats and rear seats with manual recline.

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Although every trim is appealing enough, if you are looking for the best balance of features and price, then you should go for the Land Rover Range Rover HSE. It includes a panoramic sunroof, 20-inch alloy wheels, and heated rear seats. Off-road enthusiasts should opt for the Land Rover Range Rover Supercharged. This model offers off-roading equipment with automatic terrain detection and low-range gearing.

Two engine options are offered on the 2014 Range Rover. The base model is powered by a supercharged V6 engine generating 340 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque. Second, there is a supercharged V8 with a larger displacement generating 510 horsepower as well as 461 lb-ft of torque. The 8-speed automatic transmission that runs all four wheels is standard on both engines.

The V6 engine will propel the Range Rover from 0-60mph in 9.2 seconds, but the V8 engine will offer even more power. Off-road, it performs even better than its competitors, with four different modes of drive for different types of terrain. Those with off-road equipment which has been upgraded will have low-range gearing and will be able to detect the terrain type automatically. It is capable of towing 7,716 pounds.

Among this comparison, the 2015 Lincoln Navigator offers the most power with 380 horsepower, whereas the BMW X5 has only 300 horsepower. It takes a BMW just 6.9 seconds to accelerate from 0-60 mph, while it takes a Range Rover 9.2 seconds. In 7.2 seconds, the Navigator reaches 0-60 mph, which puts it between the Range Rover and X5.

With the new supercharged 3.0-liter V-6 engine, the 2014 Land Rover Range Rover ditches its otherwise normally aspirated V-8. This results in improved fuel efficiency. Yet, it isn't the most efficient option in this segment. The 2014 Range Rover offers us a city mileage of 17 mpg, which improves to 23 mpg on the highway. Therefore, we get 19 miles per gallon on the combined trip. Furthermore, it also offers a fuel tank capacity of 22.5 gallons, so a maximum range of 517 miles can be achieved. 

It is the BMW X5 that has the best-combined mileage in this comparison, while the Lincoln Navigator has the worst combined mileage of 18 mpg. The BMW fuel tank has a capacity of 22.4 gallons, the same as that of the Range Rover. With a fuel tank capacity of 28 gallons, the Lincoln Navigator can cover 616 miles on one tank of fuel.

The 2014 Range Rover is equipped with a range of cutting-edge technology and interior refinements. The Range Rover offers a rich, high-end interior and the quietest ride in its class. For 2014, the Range Rover gets a new look inside, with new finishes and a more spacious glove compartment. The Range Rover’s modern interior features warm wood accents and high-end finishes. That means nothing is out of place, and everything is thoughtfully situated for maximum comfort and style.

There is room for five people in the 2014 Range Rover. Both the front as well as the rear seats provide a good amount of room for all passengers. While it falls behind its competitors in the headroom department, that doesn't seem to be a major issue. With a cargo capacity of 32.1 cu-ft, this vehicle can easily handle a week's vacation. 

Although the Range Rover and BMW X5 can carry up to five passengers, the Lincoln Navigator has three rows of seating and can accommodate as many as seven passengers. Also, the Navigator features best-in-class seating for all three rows, but it has limited cargo space behind the third row of seats at 18.1 cubic feet. Major interior features include-

• Tri-zone automatic climate control
• 10-way power front seats
• Heated front seats
• Driver memory functions
• Leather upholstery
• Auto-dimming rearview mirror
• Heated steering wheel
• Manually reclining rear seatbacks

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2014 Range Rovers come with a quality infotainment system that is simple and settled but isn’t outstanding. An instrument panel with digital gauge dials greets the driver. Information and secondary controls are controlled by an 8-inch touchscreen in the center stack, while climate control is controlled by dials.Bluetooth and USB ports are also included, as are an iPod audio interface and satellite radio. There is a 13-speaker Meridian Sound system inside the cabin which offers a great listening experience. Some other salient infotainment features include:

• 8-inch touchscreen
• Voice controls
• Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity 
• 13-speaker Meridian audio system 
• iPod interface
• USB connectivity 
• Satellite HD radio

The 2014 Range Rover Sport boasts dynamic design and technology to earn a loyal following. From its bold grille and LED-studded headlights to its standard All-Terrain Progress Control and black glazed Tamo ash wood veneer, the Land Rover design team makes no effort to hide the lust inspired by viewing. The result is a vehicle that both looks and feels like no other 4x4 on the road today - a revolution in design and comfort for off-road driving.

For the first time ever, a Range Rover with an aluminum chassis. This year you'll find a lighter vehicle with stronger bones. 2014 Range Rover is a family SUV for those who want to find the perfect balance of comfort and versatility in their car. Inside the Range Rover, you will find ample space for your nearest and dearest to accompany you on all your journeys. Packed with all the luxury and style you could hope for, this year's Range Rover is a smooth ride and sturdy friend.

This comparison is led by the 2015 Lincoln Navigator, which weighs 5,830 pounds at the curb. Although the X5 has slightly smaller dimensions overall, the Navigator features the longest length along with the longest wheelbase at 119 inches. Each of the Lincoln Navigator and the X5 has a ground clearance of 8 inches, making them equally suitable for off-road driving. Few major exterior features include-

• 19/20/21-inch Wheels
• Automatic xenon headlights
• Automatic wipers
• Front and rear parking sensors
• Rearview camera
• Heated power-folding mirrors
• Power liftgate

Both agencies have not yet crash-tested the Land Rover Range Rover 2014, but the vehicle comes with a host of safety features. The Range Rover's unique aluminum body structure and extensive safety equipment list allow us to assess the vehicle's safety with confidence. This vehicle comes with many standard safety features, such as advanced traction control systems, standard four-wheel drive, hill-descent control, hill-start assist, and adaptive headlights, to mention a few. The traction control system even predicts how much grip you will need based on the terrain around you on the V-8 supercharged models. Other salient safety features include:

• Brake Assist
• Electronic Stability Control
• Daytime Running Lights
• Child Safety Locks
• Integrated Turn Signal Mirrors
• Traction Control
• Available Blind Spot Monitor
• Available Auto-Leveling Headlights

The Land Rover Range Rover is a luxury SUV that offers an elegant, high-quality ride. The Range Rover makes it easy to feel like you’re living in your personal palace, and that’s not just because of the size. The stylish 2014 Range Rover allows you to customize the interior and exterior to meet your needs. It delivers an exceptional ride on the road and off, whether you select the HSE or Autobiography trim.