Top Ten Luxury SUVs for Anglers on the Go |
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Brawn redefined, and refined. A 5.5 liter supercharged V-8 develops a whopping 516 lb-ft of torque to surge from 0 to 60 in a surprising 5.4 seconds Mercedes G55 AMGMSRP $112,725 Brawn redefined, and refined. A 5.5 liter supercharged V-8 develops a whopping 516 lb-ft of torque to surge from 0 to 60 in a surprising 5.4 seconds — and the G55 sounds just as authoritative thanks to the dual chrome AMG twin side pipes. An AMG sport suspension makes everyday excursions to and from the shore an adventure. For even tougher, off-road adventure, its three locking differentials, standard 4-wheel drive, and driver-adaptive 5-speed automatic transmission are always eager to perform. If you’re looking for a high-performance SUV appointed with luxurious amenities, and are willing to dish out the dough for it, look no further! Range Rover HSEMSRP - $77,950 The unrivaled power and versatility of the Range Rover gives it an impressive maximum towing and payload capacity. Advanced systems including Dynamic Stability Control take trailer weight into account and adjust suspension height accordingly to ensure the safest travel to and from your favorite ports. Boasting legendary off-road capability, world-class luxury and ample engine power, Range Rover is the choice for well-heeled buyers who demand the very best. Lexus LX 570MSRP $73,800 The LX 570 is larger and meatier than its previous generation. The monster lexo-luxo-cruiser is powered by a new V-8 mated to a new six-speed transmission. In addition to all of the luxury goodies you'd expect, there's an optional 19-speaker Mark Levinson sound- system with optional music storage. In case you're not tall enough to reach the cabin, the active height control will kneel to let you in. We can't imagine a situation where anyone is going to need it, but the 570 also comes with crawl control in case you cross any rocky terrain on the way to your favorite stream. Toyota Land CruiserMSRP $63,200 Few trucks or SUVs are as well known around the globe as the Toyota Land Cruiser. For more than four decades, this vehicle's rugged and durable nature has allowed it to be used in the world's most extreme environments. Early Land Cruisers were designed mainly for utilitarian use, but models since the 1980s have become much more suited for the general consumer and their distant expeditions. Cadillac EscaladeMSRP $58,490 The Escalade is an impressive vehicle in more ways than looks. It drives like a smaller vehicle while accommodating adults in unbridled luxury. It offers the segment's most powerful V-8, which makes it a great vehicle for boaters who tow or simply like the feeling of strong acceleration. As long as one has enough space in their driveway or garage for this big truck, and can afford its thirst for fuel, the Escalade will make many drivers very comfortable and happy for the long haul. Hummer H2 AdventureMSRP $58,250 Does any other truck attract as much attention pulling into the marina as the H2? Its large size and U.S. military Humvee-inspired styling make it stand out like a heavyweight prize-fighter attending a weeknight Tupperware party. It's also extremely capable when taken off-road and easy to customize with factory options and dealer accessories. When examined solely in terms of these qualities, the H2 seems like a stellar pick for an SUV. Land Rover LR3MSRP $54,800 Though not as ideal for daily on-road use as some other luxury SUVs, the 2008 Land Rover LR3 offers go-anywhere versatility, loads of luxury and a pedigreed nameplate. This midsize LR3, with its third row seats, joins a fast-growing number of seven-passenger SUVs. The third row is optional on the base V6-engine model and standard on the more expensive and more powerful V8 models. The LR3 is a smaller and less-costly alternative to the full-size Range Rover, though they both share similar styling cues. Lincoln Navigator LMSRP $51,430 Designed with the striking and bold confidence of the Navigator, the luxurious Navigator L is every bit as powerful, just bigger. Its added length makes room for extra cargo space and roomier 3rd row seating. Strong exterior lines, chrome accents and power-deployable running boards command attention. Essentially a luxurious Ford Expedition with a more powerful engine, more luxury features and better trimmed interior including higher quality leather, fine wood, and extensive carpeting, the Navigator will get you anywhere you need to go in style. GMC Yukon XL DenaliMSRP $49,090 It doesn't have a fold-flat third row and it sure is gigantic, but the GMC Yukon XL is an excellent choice for large fishing families who need a full-size SUV with maximum seating, towing and cargo capacities. Seating for up to nine passengers - only slightly less interior space than the Astrodome - smooth road manners, an attractive interior crafted with quality materials and a powerful 6.2-liter V-8, the Yukon means business! Ford Expedition EL LimitedMSRP $40,675 The Expedition EL is a longer bodied version of the standard Expedition. When equipped with four-wheel drive, the EL will get you there whether the road is dry, wet, snowy, or even when there's hardly any road at all. The Expedition EL adds more cargo-carrying capacity with a longer wheelbase. It's powered by a single-overhead-cam V-8 with 365 lb.-ft. of torque and is available with either rear-wheel drive or electronically engaged four-wheel drive. A Class III trailer hitch is standard equipment.
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