Starting between $60,000 and $70,000, SUV buyers have a choice between several small to midsize luxury models, plus some larger premium models. Â
Best SUVs according to our experts
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Mazda CX-90
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$69,300
9.0/10
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$69,300
Mazda is heading into premium territory with the CX‑60 and now the CX‑90 SUVs. The carmaker is throwing a lot at these models in the hope they will keep Mazda owners in the brand. But are people willing to pay up to $100,000 for a Mazda CX‑90 when the CX‑9 topped out at just over $70k?
The newly facelifted Hyundai Palisade Elite 7‑seater hasn't had many massive design changes ‑ it's still a chonk on wheels, but the luxury features remain, securing the Palisade's position as a family favourite.
The Toyota Kluger hasn't seen any new updates, but that doesn't mean it's obsolete. In fact, it's tried and tested comfort and functionality might still win it some fans who are looking for a three‑row large SUV.
Alfa Romeo has a lot riding on the Tonale, with the all‑new small SUV likely to quickly become its best seller. So, it's no surprise, then, that the Italian crossover has a plug‑in hybrid option up its sleeve, to appeal to the eco‑conscious. But is this green machine any good?
Muscle car meets large SUV in the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, but is it a combination best left on paper? Of course, not! In fact, it might just be the biggest bargain in Australia.