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The new Fortuner has been priced. With the same powered-up engine as the HiLux, it's ready to take on the Ford Everest and Mitsubishi Pajero Sport.

The refreshed Toyota HiLux line-up has been detailed for Australia. Workmate, SR and SR5 models land first, with Rogue and Rugged X grades on the way.

The new Isuzu D-Max has finally been detailed for Australia. The starting price is steeper, but there's a full suite of safety kit standard, a sharper exterior, and a more upmarket interior on board.

Audi's S4 and S5 gets some minor visual tweaks and an upgraded infotainment system for 2020, with similar pricing to before.

A lot is riding on Aston Martin's high-riding DBX, the British brand's first SUV. It's priced at $357,000 before on-road costs.

Audi's freshened A4 range features a choice of turbo-diesel and mild-hybrid petrol powertrains, with prices starting from $55,900 before on-road costs.

Audi's sporty A5 family of coupes, convertibles and liftbacks is available with a choice of mild-hybrid, turbocharged engines, with prices starting from $71,900 before on-road costs.

The all-new Kia Sorento will kick off at just under $48,000 drive-away when it arrives later this month, with new more space and new tech across the range.

The new generation of Land Rover's iconic Defender is now arriving in Australian showrooms, with prices starting at around $70,000 and topping out north of $130,000.

The new-generation Mercedes-Benz GLA is due to arrive from August, with pricing and standard equipment up across the range.

The new Audi RS6 and RS7 are just weeks away from Australian dealers, with prices starting from $216,000 for the bahn-storming duo.

The all-new GLE Coupe range is available to order now, priced from $137,000. Deliveries are scheduled to commence from September.

The all-new 2020 Audi Q3 range is on sale now, featuring two body styles and a range of powertrains with prices starting from $46,400 before on-road costs.

Trying to wrap your head around the Porsche 911 range in Australia? Here's a rundown of pricing for all 12 models currently offered Down Under.

Hyundai’s largest SUV in Australia (for now) once again has a V6 option. Pricing kicks off at $43,000 before on-road costs.

Audi Sport's latest RS4 Avant, RS5 Coupe and RS5 Sportback are due to hit Australia in the coming weeks, with prices starting from $147,900.