Next in the L.A. Auto Show lineup is Land Rover. They've decided to bring the Range Rover Long Wheelbase there. This is the first time Land Rover has produced a long wheelbase version of the Range Rover in twenty years. It is eight inches longer than the standard version. The long wheelbase version offers 5.5 inches of more legroom and loads of luxury features. The range-topping Autobiography Black trim is characterized by a restyled grille, new badges, touches of black enamel and chrome, and available exclusive high-gloss seven-spoke 21- and 22-inch alloys. Inside, everything is covered in either leather, wood veneer, or brushed stainless steel. Buyers that want two individual rear seats receive a custom center console stretching the length of the cabin that includes a chiller compartment, electrically deployable tables wrapped in black leather, and rear TV screens. The Range Rover LWB Autobiography Black costs just over $130k, making it the most expensive model in Land Rover's lineup. It will hit U.S. showrooms next March. In my opinion, this is a very nice SUV, but I'd rather have a Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG if I could choose between the two. Pictured below is the short wheelbase Range Rover. These pictures were from earlier this month.
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