The tank-like XC90 takes on the luxurious Q7 in this shootout between premium seven-seater SUVs.
Though getting on in years, the Q7's solid fundamentals enable it to continue delivering a refined and cossetting experience.
The updated Porsche Cayenne shows off a sharper exterior, benefits from a more advanced cockpit, and offers even better handling than its predecessor.
The BMW X5 delivers an eager drive, but the Range Rover Sport counters with plusher cabin materials and a more appealing exterior.
This updated BMW X5 appeals with its sporty disposition and sharp looks, even if it is lacking in some features that ought to be expected at this price.
Wrapping its technological sophistication in fastidiously familiar form, the iX5 Hydrogen offers a wholly convincing alternative in the realm of EVs - at least to those who can utilise it.
The refreshed Mazda CX-5 SUV retains its good looks and excellent driveability, making it one of the better choices out there in the market.
The Infiniti QX50 combines understated good looks with enough oomph under the hood to make for an accomplished SUV.
The new fourth generation X5 delivers on its promise of being a practical, high-tech and dynamically confident family SUV.
The Infiniti QX50 is a mid-sized SUV that will hold its own well against the Germans.
The all new BMW X5, set to debut in Singapore early next year, is faster, shaper, larger and girded with BMW's latest technology.
The BMW X5 xDrive40e is an accomplished plug-in hybrid sport utility vehicle that's perfect for city driving.
The freshly launched made-for-Singapore turbocharged Toyota Harrier is put to the test against strong segment rivals, the Mazda CX-5 and the Volkswagen Tiguan.
BMW X5 xDrive25d M Sport is an enticing and accomplished seven-seater SUV offering that is a good fit for Singapore.
The Mazda MX-5 is an affordable sports car that doesn't compromise on fun driveability and capable handling.
The world's favourite roadster is back to thrill us with its extremely lively dynamics that will deliver infinite smiles per hour.
BMW's latest X5 M heralds a new era of a powerful Sport Utility Vehicle engineered to withstand even the rigours of a racetrack.
With competitive performance figures, seven seats and modern luxuries, it's hard to decide whether the BMW X5 or the Volvo XC90 is better. We spend a day uncovering the subtleties that set them apart.
Each of these vehicles is eyeing the compact crossover crown. We find out what it takes to get there.
The base variant of the X5 range remains to be the big 4x4 we love for its superior on-road dynamics, but with a downsized heart that is easier on the tax.