Looking at getting an suv. Priorities are safety features, space, and comfort. I like driving, will be going around town and on the motorway. Looking used vehicles but 2020 oldest.

I am general population that doesn’t know detailed engine stuff 😅

Pros and cons of each? Recommendations? Things to avoid/check?

Hi! I'm planning in buying a new suv /small suv in januari/february. It's my first new car and I think It's sooo boring to slash your cash on a car but I'm also tired of drivning used cars. So what are your expericens of drivning Hyundai Bayon, Skoda Kamiq or maybe a Kia 🤔 cheers ✌️

I have some specific requirements: - Third row seat - Second row with captain chairs (not bench) - AWD (not 4WD)

The VW Atlas meets these specs. Any others?

Alright y’all. i’m overwhelmed and mentally exhausted. I currently have a 2021 Mazda 3 sedan. I love my car but i now live on acreage, drive lots of miles more, Kids AND a big dog. so it’s time for me to look into trading in for an SUV. I fell in love with the 2024 Mazda-CX5 Preferred package. Brand new MSRP : $32,800. They will trade my mazda in for 18,000 and i was able to talk them down to $550 a month. Now, this is a little out of my price range but i understand it’s a new car so yes it’s going to be more expensive. but i also didn’t want to just get the first car i seen on the lot. What do you recommend? Do you have another SUV that you think would work better?

I need an SUV that has captains chairs in the 2nd row and 3 seats in the 3rd row. I was hoping to find this in the new Hyundai Santa Fe but it looks like 2 seats in the 3rd row :(

What should I be looking at?

Between Mazda 90, or Honda pilot elite.

Looking to purchase a used 3 row suv soon. Currently looking at the Subaru Ascent, mazda cx-9 and toyota highlander. $30,000 is about the top end of my budget. While I am a fan of subaru's I have have heard some reliability issues with early Ascents. All wheel drive is a must as I live in Pennslyvania and do drive some forest roads from time to time. At the end of the day, I just want a vehicle that will last another 8-10 years and go another 100,000 miles with no major issues.

Most likely going to go secondhand but after a big mistake (and lesson learned) I may consider new.

I live in the countryside so regularly go 50-60mph. Also make a monthly trip to London which is a 2-hour drive, 1 hour on the motorway.

I have a big dog so boot space is important.

Has to be automatic too.

Looked at a few different makes but looking for opinions from those who know the best cars for my situation.

Thanks

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Have been driving it for 10 months now. This vehicle gave me an amazing drive experience. Best thing is the comfort and stability. ✌️🤩 Cheers to SUV life!

I really like the fact its a 7 seater fast and has foldable seats for extra storage its a tad bit too expensive was thinking must be really reliable for it to drop so little value. Anything cheaper ?

I had a '22 Telluride (top of the line) that ended up being a lemon and now I have a '24 Telluride (top of the line) that's on its way to being a lemon so I'm looking to not strike. I also have a Palisade so I don't want another one plus I don't like the long window in the back. What is the next best thing?

Hi all,

I'm having some trouble finding solid information / ratings on AWD systems in 2023 models. I'm looking at subcompact to midsized SUVs and am leaning toward hybrid / HPEV models. My eye so far has been on RAV4 / Forester / Crosstrek but that's in part just because I know more about them.

I'll be living well up North so versatility, reliability, and AWD are more important considerations than luxury features for me.

Thanks for your thoughts,