Extra-Large Luxury Cars
Extra-large luxury cars are almost exclusively prestige vehicles. Frequently offered in high-performance versions as well, these cars are long-wheelbase ('limousine') models providing more legroom in the rear seat and a comprehensive specification that includes advanced infotainment systems, sophisticated driver-assist technology and multi-faceted seating and climate control functions individualised for all passengers and the driver. The starting price for cars like this usually exceeds $100,000, and can be up to $300,000 or more, depending on brand and trim level.
Popular Extra-Large Luxury Cars (#)
1. BMW X7
BMW expanded its SUV portfolio yet again in 2018 with the introduction of a new three-row variant known as the X7. The US-built behemoth landed in Australia in 2019 as a rival to the forthcoming Mercedes-Benz GLS, among many others. Heavily based on the latest-generation X5, with which it shares all of its engines, the BMW X7 is akin to a high-riding 7 Series; that is, it will debut many new luxury, safety and technology appointments for BMW before their trickle through to the rest of the range. The BMW X7 is available in petrol and diesel grades, both sending drive to all four wheels.
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2. Infiniti QX80
Lovingly referred to as 'the whale', the Infiniti QX80 is the flagship super-large SUV for the Japanese prestige brand. Based on the Nissan Patrol, the Infiniti QX80 is huge and luxurious, with seven seats, leather as far as the eye can see and loads of convenience and tech features to make the journey smooth and seamless for every passenger. Launched in 2004, the huge premium SUV is powered by a big 5.6-litre petrol V8. Priced at around $110,000 the Infiniti QX80 is not significantly cheaper than rivals like the Mercedes-Benz GLS and BMW X7 but does have far better off-road capabilities.
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3. Lexus LX
The Lexus LX, which denotes 'Luxury Crossover', was first born as the LX 450 in 1998, before the second-generation LX 470 appeared in 2007 and the current MkIII LX 570 was launched in 2007. It is essentially a more luxurious LandCruiser aimed directly at the US market. That's why the Japanese luxury brand's flagship SUV was available only in petrol form for a long time, powered by a 5.7-litre V8. In recent years, demand from the Russian market for a diesel version led to the development of the Lexus LX 450. Offering up to eight seats - just like the Toyota 200 Series LandCruiser on which it's based - the flagship Lexus SUV is mounted on a steel ladder frame.
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