What a Car - UK - (2020-04)

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LuxurySUV

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Luxury SUVs

MORETHAN£70,000

Rolls-Royce Cullinan

Our pick 6.75 V12

List price £256,190 Target Price £256,190

MPG 18.8 CO 2 341g/km

For Effortless acceleration; superb

renement; interior feels truly special.

Against Remarkably expensive to buy and

run, and the ride isn’t perfect.

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BentleyBentayga

Ourpick4.0V8Petrol

Listprice£141,79 0TargetPrice£141,79 0

MPG21.2CO 2 302g/km

ForOpulentinteriorbrimmingwithgoodies;

veryrapid;lotsofpersonalisationoptions.

AgainstTheRangeRoveroffersmore space

andtheinfotainmentsystemcouldbe better.

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LESSTHAN£60,000

BMW X7

Our pick xDrive30d

List price £72,315 Target Price £ 69,334

MPG 33.6 CO 2 219g/km

For Smooth-riding and quiet, with loads of

room for seven and excellent infotainment.

Against It’s pricey to buy and feels its size,

while the interior is a bit restrained.

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Land Rover Discovery

Our pick 2.0 Sd4 SE

List price £54,660 Target Price £ 5 0,96 5

MPG 33.6 CO 2 220g/km

For Decent nance deals, cheaper than

rivals as a company car and a gutsy engine.

Against Rivals handle better and the

touchscreen is sluggish to respond.

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£60,000-£70,000

Land Rover Discovery

Our pick 3.0 SDV6 HSE

List price £65,560 Target Price £ 61,10 2

MPG 31.5 CO 2 235g/km

For There’s decent room in the third row, the

ride is comfortable and you get a lot of kit.

Against Middle-row leg room isn’t brilliant

and the touchscreen is painfully slow.

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Volvo XC90

Our pick B5 Momentum

List price £53,635 Target Price £49,726

MPG 4 4.1 CO 2 167g/km

For Big, classy interior, with seating for seven

and lots of standard equipment.

Against The ride isn’t assmooth as you’d

expect and the suspensionis noisy.

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Range Rover Sport

Our pick 3.0 SDV6 HSE

List price £ 6 8 ,15 5 Target Price £65,504

MPG 32.0 CO 2 232g/km

For Renement, sumptuous interior with all

the kit you need, and a comfortable ride

Against Pricey to buy, infotainment is slow to

respond and ddly, and reliability is poor.

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BMW X5

Our pick xDrive30d xLine

List price £ 57, 6 4 0 Target Price £53,030

MPG 37. 2 CO 2 19 9g/km

For Punchy, smooth engine; super-supple

air suspension; excellent infotainment.

Against Seven seats costs extra and the

boot isn’t as big as you’d expect.

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SUMPTUOUSMATERIALS AND scrupulous

assembly mean that no rival can match the

Q7 for quality, while the generous space

and clever seating make it exceptionally

practical. On the road, meanwhile, the Q7

is exceptionally quiet and delivers a ride

that’s as smooth and cosseting as you’ll find

in any limousine, yet it still manages to feel

remarkably compact and agile in a set of bends.

Our pick 50 TDI quattro S line

List price £62,500

Target Price £ 57, 5 0 8

MPG 33.2 CO 2 223g/km

For Stunning interior, a smooth engine and a

wonderfully pillowy ride on air suspension.

Against Rivals have better infotainment

systems, while auto gearbox is slow-witted.

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Audi Q7