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Audi has thrown everything short of the kitchen sink at the S6 and S7. They're brilliant, but whether they can drag buyers from SUVs remains to be seen.

Audi's SQ7 and SQ8 performance SUV twins are powerhouses that demonstrate all of the Ingolstadt brand's latest developments.

The Kia Cerato’s rise up the sales charts is mostly well-deserved, though it’s let down by an uninspiring powertrain.

The T-Roc has all the hallmarks of a category leader with good looks, strong performance, and lots of kit for a fair price.

Kia’s new, small SUV hits the sweet spot with its blend of just-right dimensions, handsome styling and peppy performance.

The Cayenne Coupe is, well, a Cayenne with a sloping rear end. Like the regular wagon, it's crushingly competent.

It's the best selling car in Australia and while it will spend most of its time on the black top, what's it like off-road?

The 911 Turbo S is slow. Words you'll never hear uttered. But, with every new model comes more pace and agility – does the 992 live up to the heritage of Turbos past?

The T-Cross is Volkswagen's smallest and most affordable SUV. This Polo-on-stilts stacks up well against the Hyundai Venue and Mazda CX-3.

If you’re the type of SUV buyer who wants to actually go off-road or do some towing, the Pajero Sport is one of the best value options at this price point.

The Porsche Communication Management system might not be the number one reason to buy a Porsche, but it'll keep you entertained when you can't enjoy the car's chassis.

The Kia Picanto S pleases with its low price and competitive feature list. It's a good city runabout, though it's less suitable for highway driving.

There might be a bit of a drop from the sales numbers of the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux down to those of the Mitsubishi Triton but there’s also a bit of drop in price. Is Australia’s third best-selling ute actually the best option for you?

The Toyota HiLux Rogue is the version of Australia's top-selling vehicle pitched at a weekend-warrior or family buyer. True to form, it does the task well without really excelling at much.

For a company that almost exclusively sells SUVs in Australia, some can be hit and miss. Does the Qashqai make up for Nissan's other shortcomings?

The Hyundai Santa Fe stands out in its segment, from its bold styling to the availability of diesel power – a rarity in a large, car-based crossover from a mainstream brand.