BMW 6 Series

Here, you may go for Jaguar F-Pace. The F-Pace's trump card is its desirability. Yes, it has its share of flaws, including lack of kit and the commuter-spec engine. But the upsides include the sense of occasion and the wow factor that (oddly) only Jaguar knows how to serve up. If you've got your heart set on the F-Pace and the 3.0 seems out of reach, the 20d does give you a convincing bargain. But if you're simply looking for a convincing alternative, the Range Rover Sport might just fit the bill better.

All these car good to buy. Whereas, Toyota Rush is not likely to make its way to India, on the other hand, Jaguar E Pace hasn't been launched yet. Moreover, BMW 6 series is the car to go for if you want a luxury sedan with sports car-like performance. Whereas, Toyota Fortuner is still an old-school ladder-frame SUV but is easier to live with thanks to the improved kit list. There are more premium alternatives available but it makes a strong case as a reliable, practical and capable machine. Plus, chances are you’ll get half of your money back when you part ways with it. Ultimately, it boils down to your requirement. Do take a test a test drive in order to judge your driving comfort.