SUVs Over $80K

Starting above the $80,000 mark, you have a choice of larger luxury SUVs, full-size SUVs, high performance sport SUVs, right up to long-wheelbase SUVs.

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.
02.
Volvo XC90
From
$81,990
7.8/10
From
$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?
03.
BMW X5
From
$107,990
8.3/10
From
$107,990
Over 25 years and four generations BMW's X5 has evolved from question mark to benchmark. Initially considered a shocking departure from the Bavarian maker's established performance sedan and sports car formula, today it stands as a segment‑leader against which other premium five‑seat SUVs are judged. Here Mark Oastler family tests the mid‑range xDrive40i s to see if it's still up to the mark?
04.
BMW X7
From
$145,888
8.0/10
From
$145,888
You don't get much bigger and bolder than the BMW X7 ‑ especially with its striking new front‑end design. There's a lot more to the facelift than that face ‑ loads of changes have been made inside and under the skin. Is it still one of the top picks for families with fancy taste and a healthy budget?
05.
Range Rover Velar
From
$97,888
7.8/10
From
$97,888
The Range Rover Velar has a new plug‑in hybrid powertrain. Will this make it more competitive and appealing for those wanting a luxurious and large SUV that's a little green?