Porsche has been in the SUV/Crossover market for years now with the Cayenne, but the Macan is a hot rod that's styled to kill. Starting at $48,850, it may just

be the middle ground crossover you're looking for. 

The GLS is, according to Mercedes, the S-Class of SUVs. It's sleek, stylish, majestic. At $70,545, it's in mid-to-upper range, but it's power might entice you as much as its

looks. 

The X-series is hugely popular for its signature style wedded with luxury and reliability. But this is the M-series model, meaning that it's got 567hp and a grill that is

as intimidating as it is sexy. At $101,695, it's pricey, but if you're looking in the M-series market we assume you've got the cash. 

This is the X5 M but sleeker and more aggressive. At $105,095, you're paying for the privilege of owning 6-series SUV to die for.

All the accoutrement you expect out of an Audi: power, style, reliability—but in an SUV. At 333hp, this one is also quick on its feet. Starts at $50,875.

This hot little number can take you anywhere as fast as you can get there with the spirit and reliability of Porsche. Starts at $61,650.

If you're looking for power and performance out of a crossover SUV, then the Mercedes GLC models are for you. Starts at $57,425.

This really expensive, really luxurious SUV stands at the top of the superlative meter, but, obviously, that's what you're going for, right? Starts at $149,795.

Trustworthy, reliable, and sleekly designed, the Honda CRV also packs a really good bang for your buck at $25,125.

With a name like "Trackhawk" you expect it to do something wholly original. You might not get that, but you'll get a competent off-road SUV with Jeep bonafides, a roomy

interior, and an expectation for thrills. Starts at $86,995.

Imagine an SUV with the spirit of a race car, and you've got the zoomy Mazda CX-5. Starts at $25,125.

Bentley came up with the name for this animal by combining "Taiga" (the world's largest transcontinental snow forest) and the Bentley name. But we prefer the meaning of the word

in Swahili: "carried interest". It's a Bentley. You don't need one but you want one. It's that desire that counts. Starts at $231,825.

The X1 is all of the X-series for a fraction of the price and the horsepower. Starts at $34,895.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT is a sporty, Hemi-packing reason why everyone loves SUVs right now. Starting at $67,990.

Almost as spacious as a minivan, you'll need some room to slide it into a spot on the street. But its agile looks more than make up for the trouble.

Starts at $30,925.

There's a reason you need all this space, right? Its pretty straightforward design has always been its hallmark. Starts at $51,495.

You asked for a third row and you got one. This one's got slightly more horsepower for the juice, but all in all it's still a Mazda. Price starts at

$33,105.

If you don't need the bells and whistles of the Trackhawk or the luxury of the Summit, this Jeep is the best bang for your buck. Starts at $31,490.

The hilariously powerful Dodge Durango features 3 rows now, just in case you, your family, and your friends need to escape a monster at the end of the world. Price

starts at $64,090.

Fun, sporty, and roomier than you might think. Starts at $17,095.

The XC90 is luxurious where it counts, but for under $50K to start, it may be your best option in a crowded market as far as safety goes. Starts for

$47,895.

Looking for a hatchback/crossover that's also a Mercedes? You've come to the right place. Price starts at $34,395.

Room for seven and VW's utilitarian design means there's a lot of SUV/Crossover here to like. Starts at $31,675.

This is just an X-series SUV. It's not a M-series crossover or a 6-series hybrid. Which makes it the reliable, luxurious option you may have been looking for all along.

Starts at $43,445.

The Subaru is great for the outdoors: beaches, mountains, whatever. It starts at $22,710.

The car that saved the Italian economy is back in the form of an SUV with all of that Italian charm. Starts at $42,990.

Buick taste and refinement along with three rows of seating makes this a worthy addition to anyone's driveway. Begins at: $40,990.

More streamlined and athletic than the standard Range Rover, the Velar is a viable option in the mid-luxury SUV market. Price starts at $50,895.

The classic Land Rover with modern edges and a heritage flair. Starts at $104,890.

This sportily-styled SUV is sure to get you around town in style while being a little easier on the wallet. Starts at $23,500.

Classically styled like a Volvo; sturdy and securely built like a Volvo; and seats up to six. Starts at $36,195.

This subcompact crossover combines its features with the powertrain of a hybrid. In short, should be a fun ride. And, because it's a Kia, it won't put you back $50K

like some of the others on this list.  Starts at $24,180.

Don't let that body fool you, this machine can move. It's sporty and sturdy and seats 7. Starts at $45,175.

A shortened version of the original Rogue, this one's got all the panache of the original in a smaller, more athletic package. Starts at $22,380.

This Jaguar crossover has tons of competition, but delivers on two things: style and handling. Price begins at $43,060.

This Ford model is understated without being the kind of car you overlook. It's connectivity and utility are right up there with the best of 'em. Begins at $24,845.

Built for nearly any weather, the quiet, sturdy GMC Yukon has been delivering on shuttling kids to practices and concerts for awhile now. Starts at $49,825.

The Toyota Rav 4 has reliability sewn into its DNA. These things last forever, and they even come in a hybrid version. Starts at $25,505

This smaller, slightly more refined Santa Fe comes with a $25,900 price tag. 

You will never want for attention in this aggressively styled luxury crossover. Starts at $44,215.