From Lamborghini to Rolls-Royce: These Are the Most Expensive SUVs 2019 Had to Offer

From Lamborghini to Rolls-Royce: These Are the Most Expensive SUVs 2019 Had to Offer

We all know that they’re called SUVs, but how many of us really know that this is an acronym for sport utility vehicle ?

That’s neither here nor there though. Point is that they come with different price tags, and some of them are just plain expensive.

Here are the most expensive ones 2019 has to offer.

This machine may come in at number 10, but that doesn’t mean that it comes cheap. A high-performance model, this SUV has a base price of $126,150.

The price goes higher if you request for optional features such as a revamped entertainment system.

At first glance, you’d confuse this Tesla for a hatchback , but it is definitely an SUV. Being a Tesla, it is obviously an electric car, and the fact that it can drive itself undoubtedly ups its price.

Is anyone surprised that another Benz features on this list? This one has quite the unique shape, and its staggering $147,500 price tag should tell you that it is an impressive machine.

The one disadvantage with this model is that although we all know Mercedes-Benz machines to be guzzlers, this one takes that definition to a whole other level.

It’s a sports car yes, but it’s also an SUV, and who wouldn’t love the combo? Its specs confer it with an acceleration of 0-60 mph in under 4 seconds, a feature that would excite any speed junkie.

If you’re one of them, set some $164,400 aside for this Porsche.

With a 590 hp, the Trofeo is a must-have for any car enthusiast that can afford it.

Sadly, its $169,980 price tag means that not most of us can, and the fact that it also consumes a lot of gas doesn’t do anyone any favors.

How could a Lambo fail to feature on this list? The Urus is one of the company’s high-tech machines, and it has also been commended for its comfort.

Still an impressive vehicle, customers have, however, complained that this Range Rover offers very little cargo space.

All the same, it has a 557 hp, thanks to its V8 engine. That trumps the cargo space, right? It goes for $208,200.

This vehicle’s impressive engines attract many car enthusiasts, but its hefty $229,100 price tag means that not many of them can afford to take it home from the showroom.

It’s as luxurious as they come, and that it accommodates up to 7 passengers is a huge plus.

By virtue of being a Rolls-Royce, you know that the Cullinan can’t be cheap. It also sits second on this list, so there’s that too.

And if the Bentayga is luxurious, there are no words to describe what the Cullinan offers. No wonder it sells for $325,000.

If you thought that all other entries thus far were way too pricey, then the Karlmann King may shock you to the very core. It goes for $3.5 million!

Units in this model are always custom made, but the base price sits at around $2 million. The price goes up based on your specifications, and the most expensive one so far has been sold for $3.5m.

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