Its 117-litre boot capacity with all seven seats in place means it’s not that spacious, but the best thing is the PHEV’s price. Now that used models are appearing on the market, you can bag a top-spec Summit version for around £28,000.

Land Rover Discovery - the off-road choice

If you’re covering a lot of miles and attempting to negotiate some challenging car parks, the Land Rover Discovery will have you covered with its incredible four-wheel-drive, off-road ability. A budget of £37,000 can get a four-year-old example in classy R-Dynamic SE trim with 33,000 miles on the clock. 

It’s the most luxurious of the bunch here, so your five-a-side team will feel like superstars on match days, thanks to the premium interior, panoramic sunroof, Meridian sound system and heated leather seats. You also get an 11.4-inch touchscreen with Jaguar Land Rover’s very own infotainment system, which we’ve found easy to operate and nice and responsive, too.

The D300 diesel is barely any less economical than the D250, but is far more powerful with 300bhp on tap and 570Nm of torque. Boot space is slightly limited at 172 litres with the third row up, but if you’re travelling a lot, the Discovery will be the most comfortable companion, thanks to its hi-tech adaptive air-suspension and adaptive cruise control ensuring stress-free motorway mileage.