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The Best New Cars Of 2019

2019 was packed with launches of important family cars, EVs and exciting new sports cars you’ll want to own

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BMW M8 Competition convertible - front view 3/4 cornering

Family SUVs on sale in 2019

BMW X1 facelift

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Price: £28,795 to £38,145

The facelifted BMW X1 has been revealed with a subtle exterior styling update, and the addition of the M Sport Plus pack. Alongside a choice of conventional petrol and diesel engine options, a plug-in hybrid version is scheduled to arrive early in 2020. The facelifted X1 will be seeking to rival recent models such as the Range Rover Evoque and the Audi Q2.

Read our review of the new BMW X1 here.

Ford Kuga

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Price: £23,995 - £37,795

Ford officially revealed the new Kuga in 2019, and it’s styled to more closely resemble the larger Ford Edge and Puma. Alongside traditional petrol and diesel engines, the Kuga will be available as a plug-in hybrid capable of 34 miles of electric range and 235mpg when using a mix of petrol and electric. The new car should shake up the family SUV market, as the previous one was outclassed by too many rivals.

Which other cars arrived in 2019? Click here for page eight…

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Richard Ingram

Richard is a former editor of Carbuyer, as well as sister site DrivingElectric.com, and he's now Deputy Editor at Auto Express. Having spent a decade working in the automotive industry, he understands exactly what makes new car buyers tick.