Luxury Field Includes New Cars and SUVs
The Mercedes-Benz E-Class and Lexus RX are longtime players in the luxury segment, and both have been redesigned for the 2010 model year. The E-Class takes on a more chiseled look and can have an optional 382-horsepower V-8. Meanwhile, the new RX's styling is more evolutionary, and the luxury crossover can have a number of technology features, like a dual-screen entertainment system. One of the RX's chief competitors is the redesigned Cadillac SRX.
© Cars.com 5/6/09
Vehicle Name 
|
Status 
|
List Price
|
Acura RDX |
Redesign | $32,520 - $34,520 |
Acura ZDX |
Introduction | TBA |
Audi Q7 |
Redesign | $46,900 - $61,000 |
Audi S4 |
Redesign | $45,900 |
BMW X5 M |
Introduction | $85,400 |
Cadillac SRX |
Redesign | $33,330 - $47,540 |
Jaguar XF |
Redesign | $51,150 - $79,150 |
Jaguar XJ |
Redesign | $71,650 - $114,150 |
Land Rover LR4 |
Introduction | $47,250 |
Lexus HS 250h |
Introduction | $34,200 - $36,970 |
Lexus IS 250C |
Introduction | $38,490 |
Lexus IS 350C |
Introduction | $43,940 |
Lexus RX 350 |
Redesign | $36,800 - $38,200 |
Lexus RX 450h |
Redesign | $42,110 - $43,700 |
Lincoln MKT |
Introduction | $44,200 - $49,200 |
Lincoln MKZ |
Redesign | $34,115 - $36,005 |
Mercedes-Benz E-Class |
Redesign | $48,050 - $85,750 |
Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class |
Introduction | $33,900 - $35,900 |
Porsche Panamera |
Introduction | $89,800 - $132,600 |
Volvo XC60 |
Introduction | $32,395 - $37,200 |
