Hybrid

Hybrid cars are precisely that - where power comes from a combination of combustion engine and a pairing of batteries and a motor. There are many different forms of hybrid cars, each bringing their own benefits.

Traditional hybrids – sometimes called full hybrids, or rather erroneously, self-charging hybrids – use a small battery and electric motor to support the engine when driving. This saves fuel because the engine doesn't need to work as hard, and they can even run on electricity alone for short periods of time.

They’re distinct from plug-in hybrids because they don’t need to be plugged in, and the ability to cruise under zero-emissions power places them apart from mild-hybrids.

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BMW X5

from £66,982
The X5 has a great interior and is good to drive but some rival SUVs are more practical

Seat Leon Estate

from £22,248
The Seat Leon ST is a good all-rounder, but its rivals outclass it in a number of key areas.
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Mercedes S-Class

from £99,155
The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is one of the best luxury cars around. It's supremely comfortable and offers all the performance, space and gadgets you could want.

Range Rover

from £99,995
A unique proposition, the Range Rover is a worthy alternative to conventional luxury saloons and has a wider gamut of abilities than all of them

Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo

from £94,500
The Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo is a more practical and prettier version of the Panamera. If you’re after badge appeal and pace look no further.

Volkswagen Arteon

from £32,845
It’s a little pricey but the VW Arteon is good to drive, stylish and amazingly practical next to other coupés and even some saloons in the class

Kia Niro

from £28,860
The Niro Hybrid is spacious, well equipped and available with a choice of electrified power options

Porsche Panamera

from £94,500
The Porsche Panamera is comfortable, luxurious and superb to drive.

Volvo XC90

from £66,270
The Volvo XC90 is one of the best large SUVs, combining a high-quality, spacious and versatile interior with plenty of kit and good driving manners.

Dacia Duster

from £21,335
The Dacia Duster is not the most sophisticated car to drive, but it’s spacious, practical and incredibly affordable

Suzuki Swace

from £27,714
The Suzuki Swace is almost identical to the estate version of Toyota's Corolla – but costs less

Peugeot 408

from £22,794
The Peugeot 408 is a left-field choice in the executive car field, but it impresses for value, interior quality and boot space

Volkswagen Multivan

from £44,227
MPV is better to drive and more sophisticated than rivals, and it has a varied engine range

Toyota Yaris Cross

from £27,295
The Yaris Cross is a super-efficient and enjoyable to drive small SUV with hybrid tech

Lexus LM

from £92,289
The Lexus LM seven-seat MPV does exactly what it says on the tin but could do with more engine options

Volkswagen Tayron

from £37,795
The Tayron is Volkswagen's new replacement for the Tiguan Allspace seven-seat SUV

BMW 3 Series Touring

from £35,990
There are more practical estates than the 3 Series Touring, but its handling and performance make it one of the best options

Nissan Qashqai

from £24,390
The Nissan Qashqai is a fine SUV that is a pleasure to live with and makes a terrific family car

BMW 5 Series

from £48,495
The BMW 5 Series is a brilliant, classy and wonderfully refined luxury saloon, with surprisingly low running costs

Mercedes C-Class

from £43,410
The Mercedes C-Class looks swish and the diesels are super-efficient. There are roomier and more comfortable rivals, though

Bentley Continental GT Convertible

from £222,770
Drop-tops don’t come much more luxurious, but choose the V8 engine over the W12

McLaren Artura

from £185,960
Plug-in hybrid performance car is impressive – but not as exciting as some rivals

Range Rover Evoque

from £40,284
Some rivals are better to drive, but the Range Rover Evoque has the image, equipment and residual values that premium SUV buyers expect.

Lexus RX

from £62,045
The Lexus RX is comfortable, well equipped and easy to drive. It’s also good value for money – particularly if you’re a company car driver and choose the RX 450h.

Volvo V90

from £60,600
Volvo has long been synonymous with estates, and the V90 is its best yet. It's a spacious, practical and classy choice.

Volvo XC60

from £49,860
The Volvo XC60 is not the best large SUV to drive but, being classy inside, roomy and well equipped, it's still a strong option

New Audi A6

from £42,885
The A6 is quiet, comfortable, spacious and an impressive luxury car all round, even if it isn’t quite as thrilling to drive as the class best

Audi Q3

from £35,299
Compact, good to drive and inexpensive to run, the Audi Q3 deserves to be near the top of your small SUV shopping list.

Mercedes-AMG GLC 63

from £49,685
Sports SUV combines impressive performance with great comfort and practicality

Mercedes CLA Shooting Brake

from £38,225
The Mercedes CLA Shooting Brake is great to look at, but rival estates are more practical and better to drive.
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