Dual-view screen and verdict

Land Rover's dual-view screen (also seen in the new Jag XJ) means the passenger can watch TV or a DVD, while the driver can see only the navigation system. Clever stuff.

It uses Parallax Barrier technology, hiding or revealing columns of pixels from the left- or right-hand view of the screen. But that's not it it's still a touchscreen system, which has been updated to make it easier and quicker to use.

Our verdict
Seven years on from this model's launch, the Range Rover still manages to compete with the best luxury cars on offer, but with added cool and an ability to take your luxury pretty much anywhere. Sure, this still isn't an environmentalist's car of choice, but for someone with cash to splash on something extra special, it's in a class of its own.

The ultimate go anywhere luxury car.

Buyer's guide
Engine size
Price
Powerr
0-60mph
Top speed
Economy
CO2 g/km/tax
Insurance group
Airbags
Doors
Seats
Colours5.0 V8
79,995
503bhp
5.9secs
140mph
19.0mpg
348/35%
20
9
5
5
103.6TDV8
64,695
271bhp
8.6secs
124mph
25.4mpg
294/35%
20
9
5
5
10

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