Cars.com Reviews the 2013 Land Rover LR2
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The LR2 is the black sheep of Land Rover’s lineup; it just can’t match the luxury and refinement of the brand’s other vehicles, says Cars.com reviewer Joe Bruzek. The five-passenger SUV looks and feels old, with an uninspiring interior, a features list that lacks competitive equipment and outdated fuel economy compared to its segment.
