Australian 4WD & SUV Buyer's Guide

AUDI Q3 FROM $50,600

The third generation Audi Q3 might be labelled an SUV but as with many of its peers it could easily be described as a high-riding hatchback.

It delivers the usual SUV attributes: taller driving position, better vision around the car, and a higher “hip point”, making it easier to get in and out.

All this in a package that fits in the same size parking space as a Toyota Corolla. Little wonder compact SUVs

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