Not new but freshly upgraded, Mazda's biggest SUV has been treated to some kit and price updates for the start of the new decade with the entry level Sport variants now available for $500 less than before.

Mercedes’ second-generation GLS full-size luxury SUV has landed in Australia, with the diesel GLS400d 4Matic launching this month priced from $151,300 plus on-roads.

While it misses out on the fire-breathing bi-turbo V8, there is nothing sluggish about the Mercedes-AMG GLC43, powered by a still very potent twin-turbo 3.0-litre V6.

Mercedes loves handing its standard cars over to AMG for the go-faster treatment, SUVs included, and the GLC63 S is no exception, featuring the ballistic biturbo 4.0-litre V8 and all-wheel-drive.

Just like its Land Rover Discovery stablemate, the Range Rover Sport SE has been treated to a limited-time run of value enhancement with more than $20,000 worth of extra equipment crammed in for no extra cost.

Mitsubishi's New Year's resolution for the Pajero Sport was to make it more attractive and to up the equipment list, albeit with some subtle price increases.

Aston Martin's latest drop-top, the $559,000 DBS Superleggera Volante, has hit Aussie shores and is destined to please your ears as the wind rushes through your hair at up to 340km/h.

Land Rover has upped the value stakes as 2020 opens, offering more than $20,000 worth of extra equipment in its Discovery SE for no extra cost, but only for a limited time.