Take a look at our pick of large SUVs And decide which one is for you!

We’ve picked out some of the ultimate large SUVs on the market - the Audi Q7, the BMW X5, the Jaguar F-Pace and the Range Rover - to help you discover which is the most suited to your intrepid lifestyle. Hold on to your hats...

Which is the Best looking Large SUV?

If you’re trying to impress, you’ll want to look good as you head out on the road. Great styling will give you the confidence you need to pull off the most difficult of challenges. Here’s what you can expect from our line-up of large SUVs in the looks department:

Front on shot of Range Rover car, clear background

Audi Q7 - The second-generation Q7 is truly an unmistakable Audi. The first thing that’ll get you noticed is the huge diamond-shaped grille that dominates the front fascia, while the simple, muscular design with well-defined character lines will let everyone know that you mean business.

Each of the four trims - Sport, S Line, Black Edition and Vorsprung - offer something special, with the higher specs including options like 20”, 21” or 22” alloys; tactile Alcantara or sumptuous Valona leather; B&O sound system; and more.

BMW X5 -Many an adventure has been directed from the comfort of the BMW X5 which has had several refreshes since it first appeared in 2000. The current X5 carries the same signature kidney grille but with a sharper edge and wide wheel arches to emphasis the choice of 19”, 20” or 22” alloys. The X5 comes in xLine and M Sport trim level for an elegant or racy feel, however the mood takes you.

Jaguar F-Pace - Jaguar made a daring move when it recently introduced the F-Pace to its range. So far, this athletic, large SUV has been a hit among the sportier models on the market. As the most dynamic-looking car of our four, its defining feature is the bulging front end with bonnet vents and a gaping grille reinforcing it’s thoroughbred nature.

There are five distinct trim variants: basic Prestige, luxurious Portfolio, sporty R-Sport and S, and a truly special SVR performance version as the ultimate F-Pace.

Range Rover - Range Rover has been a crusader on British roads for half a century. Its massive size, iconic shape and instantly recognizable features give it stately appearance, especially in long wheelbase option (Autobiography and SVAutobiography), unique amongst our large SUV line-up.

Each of the Range Rover’s trim levels - Vogue, Vogue SE, Autobiography, and SVAutobiography Dynamic - has something special to offer.

Red Audi Q7 skyline

Which is the Most Practical Large SUV?

When you’re looking for the ideal travel companion, space goes a long way, so all of these large SUVs are primed for adventure. But which one is top of the heap when it comes to being a welcome addition to your crew?

Audi Q7 - The loading space of the seven-seat Audi Q7 is 295 litres and 770 litres with one row folded. The maximum boot space is a huge 1,955 litres with all rear seats down. The power-operated tailgate is standard on every trim and an extremely helpful feature when you’re carrying ropes, boots or other equipment.

Optional Towing Pack includes electrically folding towbar and trailer assist feature which allows a pulling capacity of up to 3,500kg.

BMW X5 - The boot volume of the BMW X5 is 650 litres with all five seats up and 1,870 litres with the rear seats down. Third row seating is an optional extra, which makes the X5 practical for bigger families. The tailgate has automatic operation on the top part, and a manually operated bottom section.

Falling short of its weightier opponents, the towing capacity of the X5 is just 1,900kg but a selection of BMW roof racks, boxes, ski holders and bike carriers allows you to extend the carrying potential depending on which thrill you’re seeking.

Jaguar F-Pace - For a sports car in an SUV body, the F-Pace is surprisingly practical. The boot capacity is the smallest in our line-up at 650 litres with the seats up and 1,740 litres with the seats folded down but a powered tailgate comes as standard, although gesture-activation is a payable option.

Towing weight is reasonable at 2,000kg while the Lifestyle Pack includes roof bars, splash guards and boot mat for the car-proud traveller.

Range Rover - The Range Rover is known as a car that’s always fit for adventure, so it’s lucky that it has 909 litres of boot space and up to 2,030 litres with the rear seats folded. Additional kit fits nicely on the optional roof bars.

Electronic Air Suspension means that you can lower the car by up to 50mm to assist with the loading of heavy cargo and towing capacity is up to 3,500kg for when you’ve got the serious gear with you (electronically deployed tow bar is optional).

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