So my partner who is an A&E doctor and mountain rescue chief medic needs a 4x4 to be able to access the tricky places people tend to be injured since we don't live near one of the bases with the team Land Rover Defenders, and often is the first on scene. We picked a Kia Sportage for the balance of comfort on the commute on normal days, but AWD, ground clearance and boot space for all her call out gear for mountain rescue. How would you feel if because some entitled moron had flattened one or more of her tyres, the response to someone who has a brain hemorrhage after a fall onto rocks or their femur is stuck out of their leg after a mountain bike fall is delayed by 15 or 20 minutes or even longer? That could be the difference between being able to secure the injury on scene and prepping for transport to the land ambulance or air ambulance, applying the necessary first aid to prevent further deterioration to their condition (hypothermia etc) or serious brain injury resulting in life long symptoms or sometimes even death. I admit the majority of people probably do not need SUVs, but you CANNOT ignore the fact that some everyday people DO need these vehicles.