Anonymous wrote:Out of those brands how would you rank them from the most to least prestigious?

Lexus, Acura, BMW, Porsche, Jaguar, Land Rover, Alfa Romeo, Audi, Mercedes Benz, Tesla, Volvo

They all bow to the off-road prowess of the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon.

Anonymous wrote:Cadillac Escalade.

End list.

Meh. Uber driver.

You could buy a low budget bmw 1 series with no options and a fancy Lexus LFA. You need to compare car models to really have a proper comparison.

OP is a troll.

If you don’t drive a Lamborghini urus or the rolls Royce suv you are a poor peasant - there - does that make you feel better?

If you don’t like prestigious cars, perhaps you like prestigious sofas better?

What is the most prestigious sofa brand?

Boca do lobo
Fendi Casa
Restoration Hardware
Maison Valentina
Koket
Delightful

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Anonymous wrote:Out of those brands how would you rank them from the most to least prestigious?

Lexus, Acura, BMW, Porsche, Jaguar, Land Rover, Alfa Romeo, Audi, Mercedes Benz, Tesla, Volvo

I would rank them by performance and not most prestigious.

As far as performance in two feet of snow they all suck.

They would be at the bottom of the list. All of them.

The Lexus LX would perform better than just about any car out there. Sorry jeep meathead.

Buy what drives best for you and is most reliable according to consumer review orgs.
Rent for a few days an overpriced, "prestigious" SUV for whomever you are desiring to impress.

This is Washington so having a security detail is by far the most prestigious way to get around.

I drive a Volvo suv specifically because it’s not prestigious and would never be included in a thread of this sort. Remove it immediately. Who wants a prestigious car?

We have or have had a Tesla, RX and a BMW. The Tesla was most fun to drive. The RX was the most comfortable (by a long shot) and the BMW was always in the shop.

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Anonymous wrote:1. Lexus
2. Land Rover
3. Mercedes
4. BMW
5. everything else

Lol to Lexus being at the top of the list. It’s just a cheap, plastic Japanese “luxury” brand.

BMW X3 driver eh?

NP here who happens to currently own a Japanese “luxury” SUV. Having previously owned two German cars, I agree that Lexus should be at the bottom of this list. I will never buy another Japanese car- even their ”luxury” cars are cheaply made.

RX and NX have soft touch materials all over the interior and faux-leather dash. The RX is quieter at freeway speeds than the X5 and about the same as the GLE.

The X5 and GLE come standard with a nasty hard plastic dash, which is how most of them on dealer lots are equipped.

I still like my 7 year old Lexus RX350 but I'll agree that they didn't use the best materials in the interior- the leather is very thin and cracked all over. It still drives really well and is super comfortable so I'll keep it a few more years.

I'd say Range Rover, Tesla, Porsche, MB and then Audi and Lexus.

Make note that even the lower end SUVs are now offering the same bells and whistles that the luxury ones offer at half the price. Every time I rent an SUV when traveling, I'm surprised at how nicely appointed they are.

Jeep Wrangler is number one.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. Lexus
2. Land Rover
3. Mercedes
4. BMW
5. everything else

Lol to Lexus being at the top of the list. It’s just a cheap, plastic Japanese “luxury” brand.

BMW X3 driver eh?

NP here who happens to currently own a Japanese “luxury” SUV. Having previously owned two German cars, I agree that Lexus should be at the bottom of this list. I will never buy another Japanese car- even their ”luxury” cars are cheaply made.

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Anonymous wrote:1. Lexus
2. Land Rover
3. Mercedes
4. BMW
5. everything else

Lol to Lexus being at the top of the list. It’s just a cheap, plastic Japanese “luxury” brand.

BMW X3 driver eh?