2014 range rover autobiography review

Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography
Road Test

For sheer road presence, is there anything greater than a long-wheelbase Range Rover?

Tested in top-specification Autobiography trim, complete with supercharged 5.0-litre V8 power and every mod-con, the motoring.com.au office is hard pressed to find an alternative. Priced from $261,600, it isn’t cheap; unless you compare it to a $423,160 Bentley Flying Spur, then it makes incredible sense.

For the ultimate in go-anywhere capability and luxury, turn to the Rangie to tell your story.

Despite all the attributes of an S-Class Mercedes-Benz, it just can’t whisk you to that executive meeting on the Kiewa river bank.

A more reasonable person might think this is an irrelevance, but once you’ve been seduced by the LWB Range Rover’s charms, you will forgive the enormous dimensions and thirst for fuel, and want to move in.

‘Our’ Range Rover 5.0 V8 SC LWB Autobiography was finished in Santor