I don't know how SUVs got so popular. Was it caused by parents who didn't want to drive minivans? Or, was it caused by people who needed to haul a lot of stuff around, like three kids, two dogs and five bicycles to their vacation destination? Whatever the reason is, I can tell you that SUVs are not popular because drivers want to go off-roading.

I don't blame the luxury SUV owners for not wanting to go off-roading. If I had a $100,000 SUV with shiny chrome spinners, the last thing I want to do is get it dirty. And the GPS is not needed to navigate through the mountains. The heated leather seats? They'll keep the driver and passengers comfortable during a 10-minute ride from their house to the local coffee shop in a cold winter weather.

Comfort, convenience or status, whatever reason people buy luxury SUVs for, good for them. Let them enjoy the ride! Who cares if their SUVs have never touched sands or mud?

If you could pick any luxury SUVs to drive, which one would be on your wish list? Check out the list below for some ideas.

This month's top searched luxury SUVs on AOL Search:
1) Range Rover
2) Lincoln Navigator
3) Cadillac Escalade
4) Hummer H2
5) BMW X5
6) Porsche Cayenne
7) Audi Q7
8) Mercedes-Benz M-class
9) Mercedes-Benz G-class
10) Lexus GX

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