Best EOFY 2025 large SUV sales in Australia
Large SUVs and four-wheel-drives represent some of the most popular cars in Australia.
But you shouldn't expect a great end of financial year deals on the most popular models – cars like the Toyota Prado and Ford Ranger. Instead, the best deals are found in cars that need a sales boost.
Shop around and you can find are big savings on big cars – both in large SUV and four-wheel-drive form.
LARGE SUVS
Jeep Grand Cherokee: Jeep's five-seat family wagon is available from $62,000 drive-away, an outrageous discount of about $17,000. The brand initially misjudged prices for its big American contender, but has sharpened its pencil until June 30.
LDV D90: 2023-place examples of the seven-seat LDV D90 SUV are on sale from $34,990 drive-away in basic two-wheel-drive form, a discount of about $13,000.
Hyundai Palisade: In run-out mode ahead of a new model debuting soon, the Hyundai Palisade is available with a $3000 run-out bonus or $5000 contribution toward vehicles financed through Hyundai.
GWM Tank 500: Hybrid versions of the GWM Tank 500 are available from $63,490 drive-away, a $2000 discount.
Mazda CX-90: Roughly $5000 cheaper than its usual price, Mazda's CX-90 is available for a little over $75,000 drive-away.
Mitsubishi Pajero Sport: Drive-away prices and $3000 gift cards make the Mitsubishi Pajero Sport an attractive proposition.
Chery Tiggo 8: This affordable seven-seater normally costs $41,990 drive-away, but is currently on sale for $38,990 drive-away, a $3000 discount.
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