The 2011 Range Rover is the ultimate off-road machine, and it’s been recently updated for more luxury and a more functional interior, as well as improved aesthetics inside and out. It has a 5.0L V8 producing 375hp and 375 lb-ft. of torque, mated to a 6-speed automatic with “CommandShift” function channeling power through all 4 wheels. The Range Rover buffs its off-road credentials with a two-speed transfer case of the electronic variety, with an electronic center differential. There’s a dizzying array of off-road specific driver-controlled settings to play with, like Gradient Release Control and Hill Descent Control, as well as the advanced “Terrain Response System” with settings for General, Snow, Mud, Sand, and Rock. Our test car wore almost $12000 in optional equipment, pumping its as-tested price up to $90735 from a starting MSRP of $78835. Those options were a $1700 audio system upgrade, a $4600 “Luxury Interior Package,” a $1000 “climate glass and 4-zone AC” system, $1250 for reclining rear seats and $2500 for rear-seat DVD entertainment. View additional photos and the window sticker at roadflytv.com —Road Test Editor Host Emme Hall Emme’s site: www.hallassracing.com Vehicle 2011 Range Rover Base Price: $78835 Price as tested: $90735 Engine: 5.0L V8 Transmission: 6-speed AT Horsepower: 375 Torque: 375 lb-ft 0-60 MPH: 6.8-7.2 sec Warranty: 4 years, 50000 miles Fuel Economy: 12 city / 18 highway MPG Roadfly.com – www.roadfly.com Car Forum – http RoadflyTV – www …