The LR3 is available in three different trim levels, starting at a base model with a V-6 engine for $39,000; moving up to the V-8 SE, which starts at $45,700; and ending with the fully loaded V-8 powered HSE, for $53,700. The HSE, which we had as our test car, includes all the electronics: navigation, voice command, Bluetooth, and a Harman Kardon Logic 7 stereo. And while we expected to be impressed by the feature set, especially when it showed up under the Land Rover badge, we were very disappointed with the poor implementation..



Link: CNET