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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
$79,990
7.4/10
From
$79,990
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.
02.
Ford Everest
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$45,880
8.1/10
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$45,880
Australia has long held a soft spot for the Ford Everest but does the updated Sport 4WD variant continue to offer families the option of urban hauling and weekend adventuring?
03.
Volvo XC90
From
$88,990
9.5/10
From
$88,990
A big seven‑seater with luxury appointments and fuel consumption better than most hatchbacks? There's a lot to like about the XC90 Recharge Ultimate plug‑in hybrid, even if it wears a price tag well above a hundred grand.
04.
Mazda CX-9
From
$41,140
9.0/10
From
$41,140
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.
05.
Toyota Prado
From
$84,950
8.8/10
From
$84,950
If you happen to be Australia, then this is the biggest new car launch of 2024. It's the Toyota LandCruiser Prado 250 Series and it has seriously big shoes to fill. Capable off‑road, comfortable on‑road and able to lug a 3500kg load while keeping a family friendly price tag. How does it stack up? Jump in to find out.