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List of 7 Seater Cars In Australia

Posted January 29, 2010 in Buying Tips, Latest News and 7 Seater Car News by Melissa Pye

As the family grows you will probably look at your options on what you can get them around in. The good thing is that there is now a wide range of cars available on the market, including medium to large SUVs, mini vans and people movers that can seat up to 8 people.

The vehicles vary from front wheel drives and rear wheel drives to all wheel drives and 4 wheel drives - a bit confusing. Basically, all wheel drives and 4 wheel drives can offer added power and safety as all 4 wheels are being used to move the car. Whether you need a 4 wheel drive will depend on how you intend to use the car. For example, if off-roading is going to be something that you do on a regular basis then a 4 wheel drive could be your most suitable option.

What Models are Popular?
The Kia Carnival has been the top selling people mover in Australia over the past couple of years, while the Honda Odyssey continues to receive accolades from motoring organisations around Australia.

In the SUV market, the Ford Territory is popular as is the Toyota Prado and Holden Captiva. Click here to read our review on the Captiva.

Biggest Range of 7+ Seaters Ever in Australia
With over 35 models that offer seating for 7+ people, there’s never been a better time to seat family and friends comfortably and safely. There is an option to suit any budget from the value for money Kia Rondo to the luxurious new BMW X5 twin turbo diesel.

Following is a list of 7+ seaters currently available. We’ve split them into SUVs and People Movers to give you an idea of their shape.

SUVs
Audi Q7
BMW X5
Dodge JC Journey
Ford Territory
Holden Captiva
Hyundai Santa Fe
Jeep Commander
Kia Sorento
Kia Rondo
Land Rover Discovery 3
Mazda CX9
Mercedes GL Class
Mercedes R Class
Mitsubishi Challenger
Mitsubishi Outlander
Mitsubishi Pajero
Nissan Pathfinder
Nissan Patrol
Peugeot 308 Touring
Peugeot 4007
Ssangyong Rexton
Ssangyong Stavic
Subaru Tribeca
Toyota Kluger
Toyota Landcruiser 200
Toyota Prado
Volvo XC90
 

People Movers
Chrysler Voyager
Citroen C4 Picasso
Honda Odyssey
Hyundai iMax - Flash
Kia Carnival
Mitsubishi Grandis
Renault Grand Scenic
Toyota Avensis
Toyota Tarago
Volkswagen Caddy Maxi Life
Volkswagen Caravelle
Volkswagen Multi Van

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11 Posted Comments

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  • Alainya  posted 18-02-2010 10:31 am wrote:

    We need a car that has 4 attachment for baby/children's car seats and fits them in width wise. We currently have a Citron Picasso but doesn't have the 4th in the back. Any suggestions? Thanks

  • Ruby  posted 18-02-2010 10:36 am wrote:

    The Kia carnival has 4 or 5 anchorage points if this helps??

  • kirsten  posted 07-03-2010 10:51 am wrote:

    The Mitsubishi Grandis has been discontinued. We went to the dealership last week to try and look at one and they are no more!

  • donna Conlon  posted 29-12-2009 6:33 pm wrote:

    I was wondering if 2 000 MAZDA MPV LW Series 1 is a people mover

  • Janet  posted 02-01-2010 7:24 pm wrote:

    You forgot peugeots 308 touring wagon it has 7 seats which are fantastic, they can be moved around or removed altogether.

  • Melissa  posted 02-01-2010 8:42 pm wrote:

    Thanks Janet, we'll add it to the list!

  • jess  posted 14-01-2010 1:12 pm wrote:

    Also would like to mention the mitsubishi delica . we have one its an 8 seater ,they do come as 7 seaters as well and they are a 4x4. we love ours .

  • Asqueroso  posted 24-01-2010 11:34 am wrote:

    I'm currently hunting for a 7 seater. I will be rating my choice primarily by price. Do you know of a list of 7 seaters that are listed by price??

  • Melissa  posted 30-01-2010 8:53 am wrote:

    Thanks Asqueroso. We would love to be able to include prices but with the change in laws in relation to advertised price this makes it difficult. This is because the advertised price for cars must be the total cost and include dealer delivery, registration, CTP and stamp duty. Given that these costs vary from state to state for the government statutory charges and vary from dealer to dealer for the delivery charges it is only the dealers that can provide you with the exact cost of a particular model. We are working with manufacturers to be able to provide this important information and will show a RRP where possible.

  • Lwa  posted 30-01-2010 12:31 am wrote:

    Nissan PATROL?? 7 seater option??

  • Erika  posted 07-03-2010 4:47 pm wrote:

    I would like to know the cars prices, where can I find them? I really need a bigger car, because I'm thinking about another baby. Melissa, I hope you can provide this information thanks

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