The Automobile world may look back in 2018 as a special year for new cars.

The past all 12 months have included the launch of the most expensive SUVs, sports car and Sedan.

Here are the ten most Stylish cars and SUVs that arrived in this year

Toyota Corolla

The Japanese carmaker rebrands its Auris mid-size hatchback. “Toyota is trying to shake off the fuddy-duddy image of the previous Auris models,” says BuyaCar, and judging by the new Corolla it has done “a pretty good job”

Rolls-Royce Cullinan

Rolls-Royce’s SUV market arrived in the spring to dethrone the Bentley Bentayga as the most expensive crossover on sale. Owning a Cullinan will set buyers back at least £260,000, but Rolls-Royce says the range of customization options, which include pinstripe coach lines down the side of the vehicle, has resulted in customers paying in excess of £1m.

Porsche 911 GT3 RS

Porsche’s 911 GT3 RS is widely considered among fans of all things fast as the definitive car for taking on a race track. This year marked the launch of a new version of its 991-generation 911, bringing with it a power upgrade and more aggressive carbon fiber bodywork that should help drivers shave seconds off their lap times. the most visceral driving experience of any production car costing less than £200,000.

McLaren Speedtail

McLaren finally took the wraps off its long-anticipated Speedtail hyper GT in September. Formerly known as BP23, the three-seater Speedtail is billed as the first true successor to the F1, which held the production car speed record of 240mph between 1998 and 2004. McLaren has even set its sights on beating the F1’s record run, as the Speedtail has a claimed top speed of 250mph.

Jaguar I-Pace

Jaguar came along with its new I-Pace. The SUV launched to critical acclaim earlier in the year, with reviewers praising its impressive 298-mile range and practicality. Autocar argues that the I-Pace is the best car in its class.

Ford Focus

The Focus is one of Ford’s bestselling cars in the UK, second only to the smaller Fiesta hatchback. But the Focus is now far more than just a five-door hatch. Ford will use the platform to launch sporty versions, crossovers and estates – all at prices that won’t break the bank. Ford’s new Focus in 2018 should not be underestimated.

Ferrari 488 Pista

The Unveiled of a track-focused Ferrari is always a special occasion, and the arrival of the hardcore 488 Pista in March was no exception. And James May said, “There are few activities to match the excitement of piloting a special-edition Ferrari with a rabid engine snarling away right behind your head.”

BMW 8 Series

In 2018 marked the return of the 8 Series after nearly 20 years. Replacing the 6 Series coupe and convertible at the top of BMW’s range, the 8 Series is a front-engined grand tourer designed for luxury cruises to the South of France. It’s nippy, too, feeling “every bit as fast as the 3.7-second 0-62mph time suggests”, says Auto Express.

BMW 3 Series

The new BMW 3 Series isn’t just one of the most important cars of the year, it’s arguably one of the most stylish cars of the year. That’s because the 3 Series introduces a production platform that will spawn a range of new vehicles.

Audi Q8

The Q8 tops Audi’s range as its most luxurious SUV. Its aggressive styling is inspired by the firm’s dominant Quattro rally car from the 1980s. It has since been adopted by the new A1 hatchback and R8 supercar, as the company aims to cement itself as the sportiest German brand against its rivals, BMW and Mercedes.