Land Rover LR2

A vehicle this nice AND EXPENSIVE should have the remote locking system on the door so you never have to remove your key. My cheaper Nissan had it and It was one of the things that keeps me from enjoying my vehicle 100%. It should also have the vehicle avoidance system to avoid changing lanes on top of another vehicle.

This car is so much fun to drive! I am not a "car snob" and I am not wrapped in having a car that projects a certain image. In fact, I was a little worried that Range Rover would feel too elite. Then I drove my Red Rover. And had the biggest smile on my face! I had forgotten that cars are fun to drive! So yes, it's super cute, reliable and all of that but this is a car meant to be driven and enjoyed (thus 6,000 miles in 12 weeks)

I love my vehicle but would love it if the rubber mat in the driver spot covered more of the taupe carpeting, so it doesn't get all muddy...

I am totally dissatisfied with my purchase. I traded in a 2008 Nissan Maxima that had way more standard options than this so-called luxury vehicle, LR2. It does not have powered mirrors for opening and closing, adjustable passenger seating, a compass rear mirror, not spacious at all, you cannot lock the doors when you want to start you car up to warm-up and come back to it. With my Maxima I didn't need my key all to open the door, it worked with a censor as long as it was on my person, I could just opened it with my finger. Had I known all of this, I NEVER would have purchased it. But perhaps it was my fault. I just took for granite that a 2014 luxury vehicle would have all those things.

Very well engineered. I love the engineering of new vehicle.

Bring back the manual transmission. Better fuel mileage or diesel option.

Need some minor adjustments which I wish could happen. Mirror glass in right mirror needs adjustment. Wish it had more safety features.