8/10LamborghiniUrus£157,800On paper it's a clash of purposes, in reality it's a mouth-watering prospect. Can Lamborghini inject some real supercar DNA into a 2.2-tonne SUV?
8/10Rolls-RoyceCullinan£276,000Even if you struggle with the concept of the big, fast, heavy SUV, you can’t argue with the execution here
8/10Alfa RomeoStelvio£36,920 – £88,165Perhaps it isn’t as stirring as Alfas of the past, but this time who knows, you might actually buy one.
8/10Land RoverDiscovery£46,110 – £68,890The consummate big family SUV. Spectacular off-road, now better on it, but is it just too Range Rover for its own good?
7/10JeepWrangler£33,590 – £49,270If you ‘get’ the Wrangler, this one’s easier to live with than ever before and just as easy to love. If you don’t, there’s always the Skoda Kodiaq
7/10SuzukiJimny£14,859 – £18,414The Jimny’s ultra-honest unpretentiousness is the antidote to every beige crossover out there. Just don’t expect sophistication, and you’ll adore it
7/10Mercedes-BenzGLC 63 AMG£76,505By no means perfect, but blessed with such character we can forgive AMG’s bombastic GLC
6/10JeepCompass£25,145 – £32,440More an SUV than a soft-roader. Patchy dynamics but well finished and has good off-road ability
6/10JeepRenegade£19,440 – £30,105Buy it for the looks and lifestyle, then put up with the flaws. Likeable, but irrational
6/10SsangyongRexton£27,125 – £37,125A giant, kitted out seven-seat 4x4 for the price of a top-spec Qashqai. Only apply if you like your driving rufty-tufty
