The ten best all-wheel drive crossovers with mileage in 2025

Looking for an inexpensive all-wheel drive crossover to buy in 2025? Then you should pay attention to the secondary market, where you can always find decent models in good condition at an affordable price. British portal WhatCar compiled a rating of the best used SUV 4×4 models right now.

1. Audi Q7 (2015 – present)
Pros: Powerful engines, comfortable suspension, premium interior.
Cons: High operating costs, the hybrid loses the 7-seat option.
Features: Up to 7 seats, 302 l trunk, fuel consumption ~7 l/100 km.

2. BMW X3 (2017 – present)
Pros: Excellent handling, modern technology, spacious interior.
Cons: Stiff suspension in the M Sport version, noisy 20d engine.
Features: xDrive, fuel consumption ~6-7 l/100 km, trunk up to 550 l.

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3. Volvo XC90 (2015-2024)
Pros: Stylish design, 7 seats, high-quality interior.
Cons: Suspension noise, less comfortable compared to the Audi Q7.
Features: Fuel consumption 8-9 l/100 km, trunk capacity 302 l.

4. Skoda Karoq (2017 – present)
Pros: Spacious interior, comfortable handling, reliable engines.
Cons: Not the most economical model, the basic equipment is boring.
Features: Trunk 588 l, fuel consumption ~5,5 l/100 km.

5. BMW X1 (2015-2022)
Pros: High build quality, spacious interior, excellent reliability.
Cons: High level of road noise, high cost.
Features: Trunk 505 liters, fuel consumption ~5,5-6 liters/100 km.

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6. Audi Q5 (2017 – present)
Pros: Cool interior, low operating costs, comfortable ride.
Cons: No 7-seater option, expensive service.
Features: Fuel consumption ~6-7 l/100 km, trunk capacity 550 l.

7. Toyota Land Cruiser (2010-2023)
Pros: High reliability, outstanding off-road qualities.
Cons: Poor handling on the roads, old-fashioned interior.
Features: 7 seats, fuel consumption ~10 l/100 km.

8. Seat Ateca (2022 – present)
Pros: Spacious interior, excellent handling, affordable price.
Cons: Competitors offer more features.
Features: Trunk 510 l, fuel consumption ~5,2 l/100 km.

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9. Dacia Duster (2018 – present)
Pros: Low cost, large trunk, good off-road qualities.
Cons: Poor basic equipment, mediocre safety.
Features: Trunk 445 l, fuel consumption ~5 l/100 km.

10. Suzuki Jimny (2018-2020)
Pros: Compact size, high off-road qualities.
Cons: Harsh ride, high price on the secondary market.
Features: Consumption ~6,5 l/100 km, trunk ~85 l.