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With up to $60,000 to spend, your SUV budget breaks into the often coveted realm of premium brands as well as unlocking some of the largest models from the mainstream marques. Lots of options can make a decision even harder though, so it pays to have a list of must-haves in mind before you go shopping. Our top recommendations cover a broad selection form this diverse segment to help you get off to a good start.
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NewsMazda 6e electric sedan opens for Australian pre-orders
Rear-wheel-drive EV claims up to 560km range, two grades and fast-charging capability
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NewsNext-generation Toyota Yaris to offer petrol, hybrid and electric options
New small car due around 2027–28 as Toyota adopts multi-energy strategy for global markets.
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NewsTesla adds Grok AI chatbot to Model 3 and Model Y – including adults-only mode
New voice assistant brings customisable personalities – including adults-only modes such as ‘unhinged’ and ‘sexy’ to Teslas.
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NewsVolkswagen prices Tiguan and Tayron plug-in hybrids for Australia
New eHybrid SUVs offer more than 110km electric range and DC fast charging capability.
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NewsMINI marks 60 years since Bathurst breakthrough
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News2026 Nissan X-Trail: Details revealed for the updated version of the popular mid-sizer
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NewsBYD: Speed to showrooms the difference in Australia’s crowded new car market
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FeaturesThe Wheels Interview: Ford exec Jim Baumbick, the man who helped make the Ranger a roaring success
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NewsMazda 6e electric sedan opens for Australian pre-orders
Rear-wheel-drive EV claims up to 560km range, two grades and fast-charging capability
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NewsNext-generation Toyota Yaris to offer petrol, hybrid and electric options
New small car due around 2027–28 as Toyota adopts multi-energy strategy for global markets.
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NewsTesla adds Grok AI chatbot to Model 3 and Model Y – including adults-only mode
New voice assistant brings customisable personalities – including adults-only modes such as ‘unhinged’ and ‘sexy’ to Teslas.
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NewsVolkswagen prices Tiguan and Tayron plug-in hybrids for Australia
New eHybrid SUVs offer more than 110km electric range and DC fast charging capability.
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NewsMINI marks 60 years since Bathurst breakthrough
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News2026 Nissan X-Trail: Details revealed for the updated version of the popular mid-sizer
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NewsBYD: Speed to showrooms the difference in Australia’s crowded new car market
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FeaturesThe Wheels Interview: Ford exec Jim Baumbick, the man who helped make the Ranger a roaring success