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Being a luxury SUV that it is handeling is about par with other vehicles but is impressive for a luxury SUV of this size and weight. The reason for it's average agility is it's high center of gravity and it's soft springing that designed to  give it's occupants a comfortable and controlled ride and is most noticable when put into "first person view" while driving. When driving in that view point you get a pretty good view of your surroundings with big windows and thin roof pillars. But reversing can be a challenge for some because of high rear seats that seemingly reduces the rather large rear window to a tiny slit and compromises visibility. Since it has body-on-frame construction and high ground clearence added with a soft suspension, it is good good off roader taking up steep hills and rocks above par. But steep angles are too much for this SUV as it struggles with tire grip in that area. On the bright side it has a low chance of rolling over due to rocks and what not thanks to the soft suspension that soaks up bumps and such easily and is very supple. Also it is able to take a pretty good amount of damage. Adding that it can carry up to 4 people, it might be a wise choice for a drive by and this large SUV is a pretty good all-rounder.