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| 11 responses | Replacing a 2012 VW Tiguan Rons1941 I currently have a 2012 VW Tiguan and am not real happy with it. "German Engineering" seems to have failed here. I leaks, squeeks, has wind noise and the ride is a bit harsh. I have looked at a few different models including the Ford Escape, the Honda CRV, and... |
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| 9 responses | SUV with safety forefront to protect my baby BufordT Has to be safe! Pregnant wife, this will be our family hauler. Looking for good snow handling. Style and features are important, I want a nice ride to replace the dinky Hoondai I've had for ten years. I want an SUV that will be my ride for 15... |
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| 9 responses | Family vehicle, no minivans hba24 I need something large enough to fit a growing family, and occasionally to fit adults in the back. Safety and reliability are important, though I'd also like to find something that's relatively fun to drive, if possible. Nothing too big or high off the ground. Low profile is good. The... |
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| 6 responses | Road Trip and Weekend SUV jparker13 Replacing 2007 Honda Fit- terrific reliablity but no power or size- with an SUV. Want to be able to tow a 3500 pound boat, have all wheel or 4 wheel drive for Montreal winters and light off roading (cottage roads and poorly mantained roads), full luxury features (premium stereo, leather... |
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| 6 responses | Introductory luxury sedan with nice interior Member6323 I currently have a 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo X with lots of interior upgrades (leather, large touchscreen, NAV, Bluetooth, rear view camera). I love the Jeep but it's too big for my parking spot. I would like something smaller but which still feels "nice" inside, including leather seats. Because... |
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| 5 responses | Family hauler with whistles, bells and safety Member6122 We will be getting 2 Exchange students for a whole year. Our sedan won't cut it and I hate minivans! The Highlander seemed to address everything but it fell a little short on cargo space. The pilot doesn't have the safety features or the whistles and bells. I actually have... |
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| 5 responses | Family hauler with whistles, bells and safety Member6122 We will be getting 2 Exchange students for a whole year. Our sedan won't cut it and I hate minivans! The Highlander seemed to address everything but it fell a little short on cargo space. The pilot doesn't have the safety features or the whistles and bells. I actually have... |
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| 5 responses | Family SUV for those who like to have fun; Good for daily commute, long trips, golf trips, and snow trips. stephe3333 Have looked at the 2016 Honda Pilot EX-L, 2015 Toyota Highlander Limited, and 2015 Dodge Durango Limited and each has its highs/lows. We are a fairly tall family with both adults over 6ft and the kids (no car seats necessary) seem to be heading that way. We golf, ski, andtake... |
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| 6 responses | Small SUV becca89 Must have sunroof. I've driven the Buick Encore, mazda 3 hatchback, honda HR-V and liked them all. |
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| 6 responses | Small SUV becca89 Must have sunroof. I've driven the Buick Encore, mazda 3 hatchback, honda HR-V and liked them all. |
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| 4 responses | Reliable, fuel-efficient, safe compact SUV Member6319 Looking to start a family soon and need something bigger than a sedan but as compact as possible for an SUV that is easy to handle and park. I'd like a certified pre-owned for best value. From online ratings and reviews, the CRV seems like the clear winner and logical... |
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| 3 responses | Smallest car, van, SUV or whatever with third row seating Member2217 I am at a loss as to what to look at. I have been thinking a Mazda CX5, but am unsure it has sufficient space. Basically, my wife is looking for third row seating for our kids, and their friends, but she is an unconfident driver, who is 5 feet... |
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| 3 responses | Ditching the minivan for a fuel-efficient, AWD & maybe luxurious SUV, with room for growing boys' legs! Hi all, Top priorities: match or exceed the 2003 Honda Odyssey's 244hp... Be AWD or 4WD to manage the way to and from the mountains in Colorado... get me warmed up fast for the winter CO mornings, and (perhaps my priorities are off but) also have some decent rear seat... |
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| 3 responses | looking for a mid size suv, which will carry a family of 4 easily with about 3-4 luggages. It will also be used for daily commute for short distances when not going on family vacations. Member6633 Reliability, reliabilty, reliability and reliability. Oh btw, did I mention reliability ? Everything else comes a very distant second. Preferences are at least a v6 or even better a V8. V8's last longer (hence the reliability). I do NOT want a souped up turbo charged or supercharged engine. Those engines... |
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| 2 responses | 3 row sub/crossover Member6235 Looking at a Highlander Limited or an Infiniti QX 60 worried about the reported reliabity of the Infiniti. Not many mid size 3 row suv's to consider. Not looking at Tahoe's or Expeditons ( too big) looked at the GM versions : Arcadia.... not impressed thoughts on best choice | |||
| 2 responses | The "Do-Everything Car" Member6473 We are looking for a car that will be our tower - up to 5,000 pounds desired but most of our towing is light - trailer and pop-up camping trailer. For the most part, this will be our everydaycar for a family of four. Currently have a Sienna that is... |
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| 1 response | Safe reliable SUV for Commuting Working Grandma Member6143 Have been driving Chevy Suburbans (bus) for last 15 years and looking for a little smaller (and sportier) vehicle for Dallas traffic and parking. I don\'t think I can get used to riding lower to ground again. Need safety and reliability since I travel to visit children/grand children (400 miles... |
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| 1 response | Safe reliable SUV for Commuting Working Grandma Member6143 Have been driving Chevy Suburbans (bus) for last 15 years and looking for a little smaller (and sportier) vehicle for Dallas traffic and parking. I don\'t think I can get used to riding lower to ground again. Need safety and reliability since I travel to visit children/grand children (400 miles... |
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