Large SUVs

If a midsize SUV just isn't big enough to cut it, the only way is up. Large SUVs tend to swallow three child seats across the back row, and generally have an extra pair of seats for occasional use in the back. Either way, you can bank on plenty of cargo space and excellent all-round practicality.

Best SUVs according to our experts

01.

Volkswagen Touareg

From

$80,990

7.4/10

From

$80,990

The halo Touaregs have always been subtle, impressive beasts but here's why this latest one might appeal to the most specific market niche of all of them.

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02.

Ford Everest

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$48,888

7.5/10

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$48,888

The Ford Everest Tremor is the latest mildly upgraded 4WD to enter the market. While the Ranger Tremor is a limited‑edition variant, the Everest Tremor is here to stay.It has a 3.0‑litre turbo‑diesel V6, longer coil springs, Bilstein dampers and General Grabber AT3 all‑terrain tyres.It also gets 'Rock Crawl' mode, steel bash plates, side steps and Tremor‑specific styling and branding.

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03.

Volvo XC90

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$81,990

7.8/10

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$81,990

It’s been a favourite of growing families for a couple for decades but the Volvo XC90 has just had its life extended. A significant late‑life update has arrived in Australia, headlined by a plug‑in hybrid version, but is the big seven‑seat Volvo still the king of the private school drop‑off brigade?

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04.

Mazda CX-9

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$36,190

9.0/10

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$36,190

The top‑of‑the‑line model for Mazda's largest SUV is a stunning entry and showcases serious style in a market where SUVs can lean towards boxy and rugged. For those wanting the practicality and space of an SUV but something that feels elegant, this might just be the ticket.

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05.

Toyota Prado

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$75,965

7.8/10

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$75,965

Since its Aussie arrival close to 12 months ago the fifth‑generation Toyota LandCruiser Prado been a popular family options although an awkward boot space in the seven‑seat version copped some early criticism. So, what about the five‑seat version? Could it be the perfect Prado?

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