2020 Range Rover vs. 2020 Porsche Cayenne

If you’re on the hunt for a luxury SUV, both the 2020 Range Rover and the 2020 Porsche Cayenne are more than deserving of a closer look. Although Porsche made quite a splash in the segment when they released the Cayenne in the early 2000s, the flagship Land Rover retains advantages in many of the areas that matter to Phoenix-area drivers.  If you’re looking for a model that gives you more options, more cargo space, and superior off-road capability, there’s really only one option! Compare the Range Rover vs. Porsche Cayenne with Land Rover Chandler to learn more.

Cayenne or Range Rover: Standard Features and Options

Both models come equipped with dual-zone automatic climate control, leather seats, leather upholstery, keyless ignition, and parking assistance. Still, only the Range Rover interior starts you out with heated front seats, driver’s seat memory, a panoramic sunroof, a hands-free power liftgate, and a 13-speaker Meridian™ Audio System. To get anything comparable in the Cayenne, you’ll have to upgrade your trim. At the same time, the Range Rover gives you many more options to consider for your Gilbert and Tempe adventures:

• Powertrain Options: The Range Rover offers six different powertrains, while the Cayenne only offers five.
• Trim Levels: The Range Rover is available in five standard configurations, and three variants with a longer wheelbase! The Cayenne is only available in five trim levels.

The available Long Wheelbase allows the Range Rover to offer something that no Cayenne can match: up to 46.6 inches of rear legroom.

Cayenne or Range Rover: Adventure-Ready Capability

Comparing the Land Rover Range Rover vs. Porsche Cayenne on performance, it’s clear that both models offer an impeccably smooth and satisfying on-road touring experience. However, only one of these models has what it takes to bring you anywhere you want to go. It’s not hard to see why:

• AWD vs. 4WD: Although the Porsche Cayenne comes standard with all-wheel drive, that type of system is only really well-suited to the pavement. Standard Land Rover four-wheel drive is ideally suited for inclement weather, trails, and backroads. Low-Traction Launch and a twin-speed transfer case make this performance even more reliable.
• Terrain Response®: The Porsche Cayenne offers its own range of driving modes, but nothing comparable to Terrain Response® from Land Rover. The latter can automatically adapt to a wide range of terrain types and obstacles. The Range Rover offers a wading depth of 35.4 inches.
• Cargo Volume: The Range Rover offers 31.8 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats, and up to 68.6 cubic feet with the seats flat. The Cayenne only offers 27.1 cubic feet and 60.3 cubic feet in each position, respectively.

If you think you could get by with a little less space, but still want to drive a Land Rover, compare the Range Rover vs. Range Rover Sport today!

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