The Top 5 Luxury SUVs of the Year

In the past, if you wanted an SUV that was large and luxurious, your choices were likely to be quite limited. However, a lot has progressed in the last few years, and with competition getting more and more fierce, you now have a wealth of options if you are looking to buy a luxury SUV. The prices for these SUVs start at around $70,000 and go up to $320,000.

Land Rover Range Rover

The legendary Land Rover Range Rover is still a top choice for those looking to buy a luxury SUV. It costs $92,195 for the base model, and it offers a range of options, a luxurious look and feel, and noteworthy off-roading capabilities. Buyers can choose from around six engine options.

Mercedes-AMG G63

Costing a little more than $150,000 for the base model, the Mercedes-AMG G63 boasts a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 that makes 577 horsepower. Although it certainly isn’t cheap, it comes equipped with three-zone climate control, adaptive dampers, and heated seats.

Mercedes-Benz G550

The base variant of the Mercedes-Benz G550 starts at $131,895, but you get a whole lot for what you are paying. This model has the same engine as the AMG variant, and it delivers 416 horsepower. Some optional equipment that’s on offer is massaging front seats, a digital gauge display, and Nappa leather upholstery. It offers a combined fuel economy of 14 mpg.

Rolls Royce Cullinan

This is a high-sided, all-terrain SUV that is based on the new Phantom. It also borrows the limo’s rear-hinged coach doors. The 6.75-liter, twin-turbo V12 makes 563 horsepower. The price starts at a little over a third of a million dollars, and buyers can customize the SUV to their taste, thanks to the extensive wealth of options offered.

Lexus LX

Offered at a base price of $87,675, the Lexus LX is designed with an upscale interior that’s not really as roomy as the Escalade or Navigator, a 5.7-liter V8 engine, and an infotainment system with a rather large 12.3-inch screen. It offers a combined fuel economy of 14 mpg.