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Professional Brewers and Bartenders agree Capella's concentrates are the perfect way to add a unique twist to your next adult beverage. Maybe if we ask nicely enough, Land Rover will reintroduce the old V-8.X2 Beer & Cocktails. We only wish the new engine delivered more of its supposed benefits. The $1350 Heavy Duty package (two-speed transfer case, rock-crawl mode, full-size spare, and locking rear differential), $750 Sirius satellite radio, $541 Protection package, and $138 wheel locks rounded out our test car’s equipment list for a grand total of $62,104.įor the amount of luxury and off-road capability you get, the LR4 isn’t a bad deal-especially when you compare its price to that of three-row luxury SUV competitors such as BMW’s X5, Audi’s Q7, and the Mercedes-Benz GL-class-and non-enthusiasts won’t be put off by the dynamic shortcomings. The $1500 Climate Comfort package added heating elements to the first- and second-row (outboard) seats as well as the steering wheel and windshield, while the $1600 Vision Assist package brought adaptive headlights, automatic high beams, blind-spot monitoring, and parking cameras. Room in the third row is acceptable (and headroom is killer), but like most way-back seating setups, it’s best left for children. The HSE also brings navigation, xenon headlights, 19-inch wheels, front parking sensors, passive entry, and power-folding door mirrors. Our midlevel LR4 HSE test model came standard with the third-row chairs of the Seven Seat Comfort package (it’s optional on the base LR4). The same floaty suspension that so hinders the LR4 on the skidpad returns a cosseting ride, which is nice, and we never thought twice when the relatively tall-sidewall 19-inch tires dove into Detroit’s most brutal potholes. The LR4 is one of the few modern vehicles with a genuinely low cowl, and combined with the tall roof it returns the sensation of extreme roominess and excellent forward and side vision. The boxy styling looks good and has held up over time, and the interior is awash in fine materials and plenty of light from the massive amount of glass. We understand that not every LR4 owner expects BMW-fighting driving dynamics, and reassuringly, in every other metric the Land Rover passes with flying colors. LOWS: Hang on, we’re turning downsized engine delivers downsized satisfaction. HIGHS: Boxy styling looks the business, comfortable ride, exquisite interior. The Land Rover’s braking, by contrast, is actually acceptable at 174 feet from 70 mph, but it’s accompanied by old-timey body dive. (We even managed to set off the electronic stability-control system on a few highway on-ramps in the dry.) That level of competency nearly dips down to Mercedes-Benz G550 territory, a solid-axle relic designed in the 1970s. It will do so when a new generation launches soon as the Discovery.) The mass, combined with an intrusive stability-control system, limited the LR4 to a frankly pathetic 0.65 g on the skidpad. (The LR4 has yet to inherit an aluminum structure that has worked weight-loss wonders for the Land Rover Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and Discovery Sport. Part of this we’re attributing to weight, as the 2015 LR4 inexplicably weighs nearly 200 pounds more than the last LR4 we tested, despite being almost identically equipped. The new drivetrain is now EPA rated at 15/19 mpg city/highway versus the previous 12/17 mpg, but our 2015 test car managed only 15 mpg-precisely the same fuel efficiency we saw in a 2011 LR4 with the V-8. The impetus behind downsizing engines, of course, is to improve fuel economy.
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