The littlest Land Rover is stirring up lots of buzz. The 2012 Range Rover Evoque is the smallest and lightest Rover ever, and it's already been named Motor Trend magazine's SUV of the Year and is a semi-finalist for North American Truck of the Year. This luxury crossover can handle terrain, but it carries less rough n' tumble hardware than it's larger Range Rover counterpart?

The 2011 LR4 will not disappoint faithful Land Rover drivers. It's, "simply a stunning machine, brimming with luxury and insane capabilities." The exterior would have sold me alone with its high blocky ceilings, pristine lines, and sleek elegance. 

Land Rover has long been renowed as a symbol of rugged prestige, excellence and innovation in luxury SUVs. What they have never been recognized for is fuel efficiency. The popular and powerful Range Rover gets about 18mpg highway with a V-8 engine producing a maximum 510 horsepower and 461 foot-pounds of torque.

 But that's all about to change.