1Ford Puma ST
IN MOST CASES, buying a sports SUV requires a sizeable outlay, but the Puma ST is a notable exception; even after you add the desirable Performance Pack (which includes a traction-enhancing limited-slip diff ), it costs far less than any of its rivals. But don’t think this means it’s far less fun; the Puma ST is incredibly agile and engaging, while its less extreme acceleration mean there’s far more chance to enjoy yourself on public roads.
Our pick 1.5 Ecoboost 200 Performance Pack List price £33,110
Target Price £30,924 MPG 42.2 CO2 152g/km For Hugely entertaining handling; tuneful and punchy engine; relatively cheap to buy and run Against Occasionally bouncy ride; infotainment system could be slicker; T-Roc R is bigger in the back WHAT CAR? SAYS
2Porsche Cayenne
Our pick S List price £87,060 Target Price £87,060 MPG 22.8 CO2 281g/km For Powerful engine; fantastic handling for its size; classy interior Against Expensive to run; you’ll want to add options; some rivals are comfier WHAT CAR? SAYS
3Aston Martin DBX
Our pick 707 List price £197,160 Target Price £197,160 MPG 19.9 CO2 323g/km For Playful handling; outrageous pace; great sound; sumptuous materials Against Fit and finish could be better for the price; dated infotainment system WHAT CAR? SAYS
4Porsche Macan
5Alfa Romeo Stelvio Q’foglio
Our pick 2.9 V6 Bi-Turbo 510 Q4 List price £87,195 Target Price £83,005 MPG 23.9 CO2 267g/km For Scorching performance; more entertaining to drive than most rivals Against Engine only sounds good in Race mode; interior feels cheap in areas WHAT CAR? SAYS
6Audi RS Q8
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