These are the best luxury SUVs on the market
They have premium-feeling interiors, lots of space, and provide comfortable driving experiences, but what are the best luxury SUVs on the used market?
The Cazoo editorial team
Published on 14 October 2025 | 1 min read
The luxury SUV market has grown in recent years, and that means there are several available on the second-hand market.
Whether you’re looking for a long-distance cruiser, a practical family workhorse or just want a luxurious and capable SUV, the cars on this list can do it all.
They all have a premium image, come with lots of standard toys, have capacious interiors and are all available through Cazoo.
So, with that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of the best second-hand luxury SUVs on the market.
Audi Q7
The Audi Q7 is a practical and well-built premium SUV that has been around for two decades.
The Q7 packs seven seats, it comes with lots of standard equipment and is available with a choice of petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
With all of the seats in place, there is a total of 295 litres of space, or 780 litres with the third row of chairs stowed away, making this an extremely practical proposition if you’re looking for a luxury SUV.
The Q7 also provides a supple ride and refined cabin, to make it an excellent long-distance cruiser if you plan to go on holiday with your family.
Prices for second-hand examples start from around £31,800 for a four-year-old diesel example that’s covered 46,000 miles, or £38,500 for a 34,000-mile petrol model.
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BMW X5
The BMW X5 is all about offering a premium-feel, with a sporty driving experience.
Under the bonnet, there is the option of petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid engines, which are all efficient and frugal.
Inside, the X5 can accommodate average-sized adults and there are lots of handy storage cubby holes dotted about the place.
In the back, there is a total boot capacity of up to 650 litres and 1,870 litres when the rear bench is folded down, to make this a very practical option for you and your family.
Look to spend around £31,600 for a 2021 plug-in hybrid example that’s covered 43,000 miles, and £38,400 for a 38,000-mile diesel car.
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BMW iX
One of the best electric luxury SUV offerings also comes from BMW, with the iX.
The iX may not be the prettiest car on our roads, but if you take into account what it can do, this is one of the best electric SUVs that money can buy.
The iX is great to drive, and despite its sheer 2.5-tonne kerbweight, it feels a lot more agile on a twisty road. It also provides a vast amount of interior space, and all models come packed full of technology and equipment.
Under the bonnet, there is a choice of two battery packs, with the smaller 71kWh unit taking the car a claimed 264 miles, while the larger 105kWh car can achieve a claimed 377 miles, making it a lot easier to travel long distances.
Prices start at £31,600 for a low mileage 71kWh car, and rise to around £43,000 for the larger 105kWh battery model.
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Land Rover Defender
The king of off-roaders and premium badges goes to the Land Rover Defender.
The Defender may have a rough and tough image, but it still packs plenty of creature comforts to make it a worthy contender on this list.
Under the bonnet, there is the option of petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid setups, while the interior is packed full of space and there is the option of different leather upholsteries and seat materials.
The Defender also comes with air suspension, which does a great job of making the car obtain a more comfortable ride out on the open road, to make it much more comfortable when you’re not doing any mud-plugging.
Look to spend around £41,000 for a ‘P300’ petrol model with five doors, or if you want one of the diesel variants, they come in at around £44,500 for a 2021 car with 46,000 miles on the clock.
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Range Rover
If you want the ultimate in luxury SUVs, then the Range Rover is the default choice.
Not only does it have a classless image, but it also provides one of the most luxurious driving experiences of any car on the road.
Thanks to its standard air suspension, four-wheel drive system, soft seats and refined cabin, the Range Rover offers the best of both worlds when it comes to off-road capability and luxury motoring.
Plus, there is a choice of petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid engines to suit a wide range of buyers, for different kinds of budgets.
If you want a second-hand one, petrol models will set you back £45,700 for a 2021 ‘Vogue’ model that’s covered 33,000 miles. But, if you want one of the diesels, then you’ll have to pay around £38,000 for a 47,000-mile 2020 car.
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Porsche Cayenne
If you fancy a luxury SUV that has the driving dynamics of a sports car, then how about the Porsche Cayenne?
The Cayenne was the German firm’s first attempt at an SUV, and two decades later, this sporty offering is the best it’s ever been.
To drive, the car has a visceral yet comfortable feel to it, while power is plentiful whichever powertrain you go for, whether it’s the petrol or hybrid model.
Used examples are affordable too, with four-year-old hybrid examples with less than 50,000 miles on the clock on the market for £49,000. But, if you fancy a petrol V8 model, prices come in at around £57,500 for a 2020 car.
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Volvo XC90
If you need a car that is going to be comfortable, safe and also very practical, then the Volvo XC90 is hard to beat.
The XC90 comes with seven usable seats, with the third row of chairs more than capable of carrying average-sized adults in for long journeys.
The XC90 also comes with lots of standard equipment and comes fitted with extremely comfortable and supportive seats, while there is the choice of petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
Expect to pay around £28,500 for a 50,000-mile diesel car from 2020, or £34,000 for a plug-in hybrid variant.
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