Nissan’s Juke crossover can usually be seen as good value.

The funky MINI Clubman is an acquired taste due to its estate-like shape and six-door layout.

This one is a little different to the rest of the cars on this list.

Vauxhall is usually known as a value brand but things can get costly quickly when you add a lot of trimmings to the Vauxhall Cascada convertible.

Land Rover configurator: the £71k Range Rover Evoque

Similar to the BMW, we didn’t go all out on the range-topper with the 911 – instead we chose the sweet spot in the range.

It’s already an expensive car as it is, coming in at a smidge under £40,000, but adding a wealth of driver aids, performance packs and a rather tasty looking grey paint finish means that you can have a hot hatch that will drain your wallet faster than the A 45’s 4.2-second 0-62mph time

If you go mad with the price list of the new Audi Q7, it could land you with a bill of more than £100,000.

The new trio of electric vans benefit from updated styling and more efficient powertrains, plus ChatGPT AI chatbot for enhanced voice assistant