10 Most Reliable New Mid-Sized SUVs - Here is Why They Are So Dependable !!
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If you are in the market for a new midsize SUV, you may be overwhelmed by the number of options available. It can be difficult to determine which SUV will be reliable and you can depend on it in the longer run.
According to Consumer Reports - Reliability indicates how models have performed in the past, providing the basis for predicting how the new vehicles will hold up in the years ahead. CR uses owner survey data they receive for over 300,000 vehicles, plus for newer models the CR automotive engineers use the technical spec, test-drive info and the brand reputation.
We have compiled 10 most reliable midsize SUVs you can buy as per Consumer Reports.
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My 2005 Toyota Echo with 197, 000 miles is still running smoothly. In 2018, the 4 shock absorbers were changed and in 2021, the radiator fan. Otherwise regular maintenance puts it in the group of most reliable vehicles on the planet.
I drove a Geo Metro with 110 K on the speed O meter and only lost it in an accident after reaching about 610 thousand Regular oil changes and quick replacement of wear items along with regular fluids changes and exchanges keep Toyota vehicles indestructible as you drive the Stairway to Heaven where it will be admired outside the Pearly Gates.
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New Toyota are not as reliable - unfortunately ... 😕"
1997 Lexus LS400 195,000 miles and running strong!
I wouldn’t buy the 1st year of a new model remake.
Done thst with explorer and paid for it…
True. Look at Pilots. Lots of moonroofs leaking. Rattles. Throttle mapping is indecisive.
Worked in the automotive industry for over 3 decades. This is a real thing. Don't do it.
You’re right. I bought 2023 Honda Cr-v hybrid. I’m not happy with that apart from consumption and appearance . Too cheap materials on it.
That was a rule I lived by through the 70s, 80s, and 90s. I’m still cautious about buying really new vehicles but if consumer reports gives it a thumbs up based on previous experiences, then I’m more willing to buy what I want.
Purchased a 2022 RX450h last September and just turned 9000 miles decide not to wait for the 2023 as I wanted the V6 vs the 4 cyclinder in the 2023. very smooth and very reliable engine. very happy with my purchase
You won’t be disappointed, I had a 99 LX that I got over 400,000 miles on before I traded it in.
The courage you have
This video was so helpful in deciding next vehicle. Thank you so much.
What is vital for all SUVs is to be checked with every service intervals it has plus oil and filter change a the right time intervals.This is valid for all brands ! You can have the most expensive SUV but if you neglect it it will fail sooner or later !
Aside from front running Toyota and Lexus, I’ve had phenomenal luck and success with the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport and the larger Outlander. Biggest bang for the buck! My family has owned 4 Mitsubishi over the past 10 years and 200k plus miles. Absolutely reliable, dependable and economical. Zero defects on all 4 cars too!! Dealers wheel and deal and I’m completely happy with their service departments. My only complaint was the factory standard Nexen tires, which are garbage after 20k miles. I swapped them out for Michelin Defenders and the ride and handling were significantly better. PS the Mitsubishi’s 4wd system absolutely slays our nasty Ohio winters.
What years did you have?
I bought my first Toyota in 2018. A Highlander. I currently have 40,000 miles on it. Probably the best vehicle I have ever owned. Not one single issue so far.
Our 2011 sienna van has 196000 miles on it. Maintained and going strong. Love this vehicle.
You hardly have any miles on it.
2018 HL just hit 50k smooth sailing so far owned a 2003 HL put 205k on it before I sold it
I pick mine up on Monday. This will be my first Toyota. I just love the steering in it over the others. I felt more comfortable driving it over the Hondas.
I would hope not, I've F150 with 60,000 miles no issues, best vehicle I've ever owned, V6 with 385 HP / 470 ft-lb torque, selectable AWD, 4x2, 4x4 and an electronic locking rear axle, full leather interior, heated / cooled seats, will go absolutely anywhere and averages 22 mpg.
I had the 22 ford edge ST as a rental car. I must say I FELL IN LOVE!!!
Have a 2014 4 runner trail edition with 126,000 miles on it. It has been to every one of its scheduled maintenances with zero issues. It has had oil changes and is on its second set of tires. I love this truly reliable vehicle.
Yeah it is truly overwhelming to choose a SUV, from my personal experience you can't go wrong with Toyota or Honda. If only toyota makes beautiful cars it wouldve been even better
The term "mid-sized SUV" seems to refer to larger vehicles every year.
2020 Highlander limited. Approaching 43K miles. 1 very minor issue. Had to have low beam headlights aimed down a little from factory setting. Other than that, no issues whatsoever. Great long distance road car and hauler for everything from bicycles to garden mulch.
highlanders are great but at 43k miles youd expect most car to not have any issues
@@petrol818except the 2020 Lincoln Aviator
I have a 2013 Highlander, 237K miles on it, maintenance cost just STARTING to add up. Loved my Toyota. Was time to shop, the new models have increased a bit, & I’m not pressed for that size vehicle anymore. RAV4 had my attention, until I drove the 2023 Kia Sportage X-Pro. Kia won in every category, & with the 100K warranty it was worth a try. I’m in the belief these latest Kia’s will rival Toyota’s legacy.
@@justinbelk89I totally agree. I owned several Toyotas and no issues whatsoever but KIA is now my vehicle of choice, plus I owned a few with no issues as well. All brands will start having some sort of mechanical issues by 200k miles but I know of a Kia Telluride with 260k miles with no issues, owner only replaced transmission at 150k miles so I recommend 45k transmission fluid oil changes if keeping long term. That owner never serviced the transmission.
I have a 2019 Lexus NX and I love it!
We just acquired a 2023 Acura MDX w/Tech package. It replaces a Ford Explorer dating back to 2018. The Explorer, although it ran well, was besieged by quality control problems and numerous recalls. Suffice to say that the difference between the Acura and Explorer is beyond words!
You’ve just gotten the Acura. How to you even know that??
You won’t regret buying the MDX! High reliability and great performance! 26,000 miles on my 2022 Advance and not a single issue so far.
Appreciate all the information given.
I have a 2020 Blazer. Glad to see it made the list!
2015 Honda Pilot Ex-L…….rock solid, maintenance free, large cargo capacity…..Great SUV
How exactly do you know that the CX90 and Pilot are one of the most reliable cars? they just came out! New engines, electronics, etc - maybe you'd like to share tomorrow's lotto numbers while you're on it.
RX as well. They are all new platform with complex hybrid design.
I'd assume brand new designs would be less reliable
That part!
Um it's explained at the beginning how it's estimated
@@fireems247 it’s BS! Saying a car is reliable with new engine, transmission and electronics reeks of paid advertisements
I bought a 2023 Cadillac XT6- it has been very reliable so far. All wheel drive was great in the unexpected snow in CA this year.
I just bought a 2023 Kia Sportage X-Pro. 3 weeks ago. Too new to tell, but all the videos I’ve watched give it praise. And it beat out the Toyota RAV4 in my testing and a few reviews too. 👍🏾
A kool Kia
I bought the 2022 Acura MDX Advance last year and it has been very reliable, no issues at all. I love the vehicle, my only complaint is that it doesn’t handle bumps or rough terrain very well, doesn’t smooth out bumps. Other wise this vehicle is awesome inside and out!
How is that possible? Doesn’t that model have adaptive dampers?
That’s a great question, I’m going to have to investigate this. All I can say is that you feel bumps very much, not smooth. It’s an amazing ride on smooth pavement though.
What?! I test drove the 2015 and it was smooth AF and we were ont he shitti$st road. I'm about to go back and buy it 😬
I had a 99 Lexus LX 470 that I got over 400,000 miles on it. All I did was regular scheduled maintenance.
I bought a 2018 GMC Terrain Denali and have had zero problems with the vehicle, my only complaint came from my wife and Canadian winter roads which was easy to fix with winter tires… by far the best $44000 I have spent on a Vehicle
Then you are the exception… the Terrain/Acadia have some of the worst reliability scores of any vehicles. May your experience continue to beat the odds.
I bought my 2018 GMC Terrain Slt brand-new, and then later at 60K miles the transmission broke. It was made in Mexico. Still running well...
@@qwertandrew8720 the joys of a CVT transmission
II have the 2022 Egde ST loaded. Fantastic car, love yhe ride and the power. Even with the V6 TT ive got as much as 25mpg on the highway. Great in the smow this last winter even on the extreme summer tires ot came with. Correction to the video, the Edge ST come woth the 7 speed automatic transmission. Shifts smooth and comfortable . Great car IMO.
I own a 2021 BMW X5 40i, very expensive to operate but I enjoy the silky smooth powerful iconic inline 6 engine and above average handling. I really hope there are more “enthusiast” and reliable luxury SUVs in the market
I understand. I’m eying the new Mazda for the same enjoyment of driving.
I second that 👍
Your X5 has many issues? Or just regular maintenance?
@@keska01 BMW= Broke My Wallet or Big Money Wasted, it's a German car, they are hella expensive to own.
@@xpavarthe x 6 SUV’s or whatever the models are called are not exactly reliable. Other newer ones like the 230i coupe that I own along with other models CR rates #3 behind Toyota and Honda now.
Have 2 rav4 XLE premium hybrid models. A 21 and a 23 . Both are great vehicles and get 45-49 mpg. They are the best cars we have owned but I must say Toyota is a bit stingy on options compared to other vehicles. Park sensors and better sound systems should now be standard on these units but are not. If you want them yiu new to move to a much pricier car . There is a trade off I guess. More options and lower price but lower reliability. Overall very satisfied but would like to see those options included in future vehicles .
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That grand highlander is awesome. With its apacious interior and zero to 60 in only 6.2 seconds I am pretty sure is going to be fun to drive as well.
It’s my 5th year with Hyundai Tucson, NO PROBLEM at all. Only regular oil change and brand recommended services. I strongly believe that if you go for service at regular intervals, Car will keep running for years without problems.
I guess I’d have to say, the 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee I presently own. No money spent on repairs last year, $1,300.00 in 2021 right front wheel bearing, oil changes in 2022/23 were approx $37.50/$46.65. Car has 199,350 miles, uses no oil, comfortable, gets approx. city 16 mpg, hwy 18-21 mpg. . Easy to enter,exit, gets us there, safety feeling. Will not try to trade.
Can you please describe year/engine/trim etc? I've been researching these but it seems people have such hit or miss, people either had problems before 65k or they are singing praises like you are! Many complaints over ritzy trim levels like Overland/Summit. I want to know which combo is best-even considering Ecodiesel.
@@margotk5955 my family owned a used dealership and we stopped buying the cherokees at auction because we always had issues with them and they'd sit on the lot for ages. from my experience, mazdas were more constant on reliability.
I’ve had a 1996, 2012 and 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee and have driven them a combined 250,000 miles. I’ve had zero problems and have only had to do tires and standard maintenance. It has been a reliable vehicle for me. All my GC have been higher than the Laredo
They don't make them like that anymore. All new models are junk!
I had an 2004 Honda accord lx I purchased in 2006 came with 40k miles. My brother now has it in 2022 and it had 187k on it then! I currently have a 2018 Lexus IS300 … we’ll see how it goes 😜
That is why 4Runner is still the same from 2010 because it’s rock solid reliability don’t need change anything and I have 2021 and 2022 models. Planning on keeping them for decades to come
4Runners are built like tanks and if maintained are impossible to destroy. Had 2 with over 195 k miles with very little issues. The only issue is the trucks love gas and the body style is getting boring after 14 years . Can’t wait until they make an electric unit that gets 500 miles to the charge. I’m sure it will be over $100k when it shows up.
That’s the only reason I’m not gonna buy one the gas 19 🤮 I live in California so not worth it for me
Just bought the 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid and I’m LOVING it! So glad to see it made it on this list 😍
How is it 3 months later?
2017 Rav4 20,000 miles paid $20,000 Owned 2 months! Have a 94 new yota 4x4 truck over 200,000 miles + new 2001 4×4 truck only 185,000 miles & now my little Rav4. Both truck very little maintenance 💜
Awesome!
Top 3 are Toyotas. I have owned four Toyotas in my life and loved all of them.
Current own a 2023 Nissan Frontier pro4x it has been amazing on gas for my first truck. No issues at the moment other than the windows roll up slow and the sunroof makes an odd noise when cold.
Had a 95 grand cherokee inline 6 with 320k on it and inly lost it to an accident. Got a 96 v8 with 233k and sold it when i moved. Only had to change mufflers and shocks
I have a 2018 Lexus RX 350… love love love…smooth, quiet & rock solid. The only complaint I have as I feel that the seats are too small. I would do an upgrade, but I’m not so sure about the newer V4 turbo engines but once you go Lexus, you never go back.
I have a 2019 GMC Acadia Denali, very good looking 👀 SUV good reliability
This is what I’m wanting to get , I have two kids and think it would be the perfect amount of space
2021 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Platinum AWD. Has all the bells and whistles of a Lexus and cruising range of 600 miles on full tank before gas empty light turns on. I have 100k miles on it and just routine maintenance. I drive it in sport mode aggressively and still manage 31 mpg on highway. Eats tires though. I'm on my 4th set
We have a new Acura RDX, it is just about perfect, the only thing I wish was different is a touchscreen info center instead of touchpad driven.
And a more MDX-like cabin
How about adding horsepower & torque ratings?
I own a 2018 Honda CRV and it has given me no issues. I did not see it included in your top ten. I also get 32 mpg around town and 37 mpg on the road with a 4 cyl turbo charge engine
This is the Mid-sized category, and the CR-V is considered compact, which is why it's not on this list.
Are these available in uk
I have a gas 2023 Santa Fe Calligraphy AWD and at 5k miles it has been trouble free. Plenty of power on tap and good mpg on regular too.
As the owner of a 2022 Ford Edge SEL I’d highly recommend it an I can believe that the 23 Edge will be just as good far as reliability, mine currently has about 20k miles it handles rough terrain very efficiently, extremely comfortable seats and rear seat space is more than enough and super comfortable especially on long trips. Very stylish leather interior, aggressive exterior with lovely chrome detailing, and good ground clearance. I live in Michigan so I know it’s very good in the snow and heavy rain I feel safe and stable driving it, wind noise non existent, little to no tire noise, very responsive steering and throttle with excellent breaking. The Edge is a wonderful car with adequate power and very fun to drive aggressively only complaint is pre-collision assist which alerts you if it senses the car rapidly approaching other cars and I feel it’s decent but not entirely useful as it turns down music and flashes a red crash animation on the gauge cluster but it doesn’t do anything to stop you from crashing (e.g no emergency breaking) also feel the backup camera is lacking for instance on a sunny day the camera can be pretty hard to see but no malfunctions, all sensors work and if they are dirty the car will basically tell you to wash it😂 overall I’d give the 2022 Ford Edge a 100 overall I love it.
Yep I agree. I just bought mine three months ago, only two thousands miles on it. I too rode in the snow and i felt very secure driving with AWD. I love mine that’s for sure.
@@bhodges00 haha me too I actually wanna get an ST cause of the 2.7 v6 in it but honestly the 4 cylinder engine is wonderful
Why is it that every Edge wants to race me?
@@davevolz6138 I dunno😅 i guess it’s just a really fun car to go fast in cuz I love racing it against other we have a lot of fun but I will say that if I’m going too slow personally I get tired cause it’s such a comfy ride.
I drove one for a week, sel, as a rental. I am a hardcore Toyota person but really really loved the way it handled, performed and loved ultra quiet ride. Damn shame Ford stopped making them because one of their best made vehicles. They stopped to shift production to electric cars 👎👎👎
I bought a 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe 2.5 turbo and I love it.
I was very surprised to not see the Toyota RAV 4 on the list! It rated higher than the Chevy and the Honda and is a great SUV!
RAV4 is compact. This is the mid-sized category.
Crossovers and suvs are the two that should not be confused with
I'm on my 2nd Audi Q5. Never had a problem with either and I get 28 miles per gallon.
How many miles did you get out of your first Q5 and what year was it? I ask because I'm in the market for a small/mid-size SUV and I'm considering the Q5.
@@jaso5114 It was a 2016. I had 17,500 miles on it. I work virtual office. They gave me $32,500 on the trade in. They also offered for $650 more valet service and no charge for routine maintenance. They bring a car to your house, take yours to the dealership and bring yours back when they're done. I have a 2020 with 3 more payments and am thinking of getting another Q5. Mine has recaro seats and I don't like them. Probably because I'm 5'6 and my feet don't touch the ground when getting out.
@@laural5177 Ok thanks. The car was still a puppy at 17,500 miles
@@jaso5114 You should at least take one for a test drive. I think you'll be impressed. Let me know if you do and what you thought.
I’d say stay away from Audi Q5. Ours died with 78k miles on it. It's a good car (looks and comfort) but really not worth the money. Working great, then suddenly the engine blew out. To replace the engine, it will cost up to $15k plus some other expenses, which is an additional $4k. I researched, and we are not the only ones encountering the same issue.
Our 16 year old RX-350 is amazing. Simply put we will buy another one when this one wears out, in about 10 more years.
My ever car was 2008 Audi A3 sport back FSI Turbo best car I ever had before.
The Chevrolet Blazer is the bomb! It is just a blast to drive!!!
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Can you please review the Toyota land cruiser?
That Acura MDX is sweet but it takes a timing belt which can be expensive to change!
My mother in law air conditioner went out on her the first year. Thank goodness it’s covered but seriously such an expensive car to break down
My 2005 Lexus RX 330 rules bought new. She is simply awesome
To answer your question, I got a 2023 Buick Enclave Avenir. Buick is the most reliable domestic vehicle brand in 2023 per CR. I have the factory tow package and prefer having a 6 cylinder with 5,000lb towing capacity rather than the 4 cylinder turbo SUV you mentioned. My previous 2014 Enclave leather is still in the family looking GR8 @ 130,000+ miles.
I own a 21 Venza, it’s NOT midsize. It’s smaller inside than the RAV 4. And other than the console lid breaking , unbelievable noise from the ECVT , lights on the shifter going out and the problem with stated MPG and fuel fill up its a fine Toyota!
So many problems with a 2021
Agree that it is not mid-sized… I was surprised it was included in this list.
thats interesting what trim? i have a '21 venza xle and its been flawless. only complaint i had is the crappy noisy tires. replaced them and its quiet. it gets 42mpg average and ive gotten it to 50mpg babying it. you said problem with fuel fill up? ecvt noise?
well, the venza IS mid-size, just look it up
1995 chevy s10 pick up. 300,000 miles with no major issues.
My 1987 Toyota 4Runner is still on (and off) the road.
WHAT ABT TELLURIDE AND PALISADE
My SUV has had all the service intervals and there has never been anything wrong with it !
What make, model and year do you have?
I am surprised that RAV4 is not on the list, and I thought would be on the top three according to other reviews.
Midsize suv rav 4 is compact
@@shalashaskaa8 understood! just an owner of 2011, 2016, and soon to have 2023 RAV4 in a week I always thought they are midsize.
And owners
@@marinaphady6316 You're not wrong. I thought it was mid-sized since it's redesign because of it's rather "boxy" look
Any reason why Subarus didn’t make the list? We’ve been looking at the Subaru Outback wilderness.
Because this was in May 2023. Check out what Consumer Reports says about the most reliable cars now - five are Subarus.
The Outback is considered more "wagin"ish, wagon which is why it's not on here. Forester is considered compact, and the Ascent--which is Subaru's only 3rd row seat vehical--is considered unreliable.
2022 Mazda CX-5 Kuro Edition in particular.
I got 2022 mazda cx 30 purchase since November 2022 it okay but something wrong with the control of the radio will not respond
Try disconnecting the battery terminal 4 minutes to reset the computer, this will use at work it's a common problem with Ford products and a Mazda is the foreign version of a Ford
Unfortunately Ernest Henley did not work
@@shortyehenley did not work
Have u taken it to the dealer to get looked at ?
@@cormaro1376 I fix it I think I push the rotary button a few second and when I turn it it working hopefully it work well
I've been very pleased with my '17 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport with the 2.4 engine. I've had it for 5 years and now just under 95,000 miles and zero issues.
Did have a 15 fully loaded Santa Fe and it burned oil and the awd went up due to a defect in design. I did buy the car used to relpace a crv totaled in a collision . Car was beautiful and drove great but had those problems which were not under warranty . It was used so I don’t know how the previous owner treated it so, had it not been for those problems I would have kept it as it has way more options than the 23 Rav4 which replaced it.
Am thinking of buying a 2023 Sante fe or a Lincoln or A Lexus - sonice to see reports on what is reliable
I also have Hyundai Santa fe 2017 50000 miles, High oil consumption. Worst vehicle in my opinion
Love the 8:36 clip 😊
I remeber the Mazda commercial that said come drive a car that the company has more engineers than accountans
Holy Shot, these are the biggest you can normally get in Australia, and they are considered as mid-size?
For Americans yes, they are mid-size.
Just bought a 2023 Toyota RAV4 HYBRID, last week. Just over 500 miles per tank, still had 50 miles to the computer.
500 miles? Damn the amount of gas saved is like a car payment alone
2020 Blazer RS AWD 20,000 + miles and not one thing wrong, except a flat tire. Its basically the Cadillac XT5 and looks like a Camaro.
2002 Toyota Sequoia Limited. 228k on it, and the 4.7 V8 is smooth as butter. Very big, very heavy, but thats why I love it. Had fun this winter in Cincinnati when other trucks/suv’s were sliding around getting stuck, passing them with no problem. Toyota for the win. 🏅 🏆
97 4runner with 300k also from cincy lol. Sequoia will be next
My daily driver is a 2000 Tundra V8 TRD. Still runs great and everything functions but the clock works.
I'm very happy with my 2022 Acura MDX A-Spec. It has been an exceptional vehicle over the last two years.
if a vehicle is too new to buy, how can it be deemed dependable? bye
So you didn't listen to the person talking. For every car he talks about, he says "predicted reliability" and uses the brand's reputation history. 💀
Why was the RAV4 not mentioned?
I own a 2022 Kia Telluride SX Nightfall Edition and I absolutely love this SUV. I’ve had no issues and have only had oil changes. It does everything and is comfortable and very quiet. Most of these on the list I’ve never even considered except for the Highlander and the MDX. I subscribe to Consumer Reports and the 2023 Telluride is tied for the top rated SUV, same as last year. I’m not sure why it’s not on this list.
Killed In Auto (KIA) Stay tuned, until you can't
My 2021 Telluride has been in the shop with issues 4 times in the last 6 months.
@@nicolerinaldo9546 I’m sorry to hear that. If I had those kinds of issues I wouldn’t be talking so highly about it.
Its a kia.
@@David_ruffin I used to think the same thing. You have to drive it to believe it.
Awesome suv
Toyota and Lexus all the way! I will never any other brand because of all the issues that comes with it. I love Range Rover defender but it’s not the best car but beautiful! Proud owner of 2021 Toyota 4Runner Limited on 19’s, an additional two inch lift, black on black, super aggressive tires and beautiful wheels. The best SUV by far. It’s the most reliable and I only paid $40K. I plan on buying a 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser and putting a lift and aggressive tires. I don’t care about gas mileage because I can afford to put gas in my car. You are what you drive! ❤😂
What about Honda or Acura products?
@@its.me_mo-not as good as
Funny how my 2 favourite car brands are lexus and land rover, the two polar opposites
Last time I checked the E-class of MB is the mid size not the C-class. The same thing goes for BMW. 5 series is the mid size not the 3 series.
SUVs are the topic, not sedans.. did you get the wrong video? 🤥
I love Palisade. Feature wise and value for money. Not turbocharged, only naturally asphirated v6 engine.
whats your fav thing about it? we are thinking of trading in our 2020 range rover evoque (i don't recommend it..) and was thinking about the palisade.
My Santa Fe just broke down with 25,000 miles so I will be trading in for gym or Honda bc I can’t believe a new car is like this
@@jmiller1579probably didn’t take care of it😂
Their advertisements make me never want to buy a Hyundai
I like the Santa Fe but the way they do trims and determine what's standard is so aggravating. To be fair, that's just about true for most vehicles.
My new Santa Fe just broke down so it’s a no for me
The 2024 Ford Edge has a 350 HP option, lol, even the base model is 250 HP which is better than I expected, I figured maybe 200 HP.
The rav4 hybrid is basically the same as the venza but cheaper and looks cooler. Should have been on here. Especially the prime.
Compact SUV. This is a mid sized video.
I recently bought a 2024 Hyundai palisade Xrt, drove it off the dealership Friday night, drove it around the city sat & Sunday, by Monday morning while running an everyday errand to the grocery it started acting strangely and made it 2 blocks out of the grocery store when it came to a complete stop. Had to call roadside assistance and it was taken back to the dealership. Here I am 10 days later finding out by Hyundai that the engine needs to be replaced. So basically the engine gave out.
You forgot to mention the range per gallon in some of the modles.
What about the CRV ? No Nissan mentioned either ?
The CRV needs to get rid of that CVT transmission!
CR-V is considered compact, and the only reliable Nissan's are Rogue, Altima, and Murano. They are not midsize. This is the mid-sized catagory. edit: ok i found that the murano is actually mid sized according to nissan
I fail to see how 1 year old, or less, models can be rated as reliable models. Or, how a 3 row model is classified as a mid-sized model.
@BearPaw if he did I missed it. Thanks.
Safety ratings?
Toyota 4Runner the most reliable suv there is available. Sure uses more gas than others suv but at 170,000 miles is still going strong with zero issues in 15 years of ownership.
Funny no mention of a Subaru. I'm on my third one, and have never had any issues and the millage is comparable to those on your list. Not many on your list I'd trade my 2022 Forrester for.
Holy crap, in Europe nobody wants a 6-cylinder engine. So why so in America? They still think that" the bigger the better" They are still trying to live in the V-8 century.. Good luck whith that
Toyota CHR is one of the most reliable and fuel efficient mid size SUV with an 1.8L + hybrid. Fuel economy is 56MPG in the city and 48MPG on the highway.
I love my Honda pilot ride very nice
I can’t believe you’d recommend ANYTHING Hyundai or Kia. Sure, they have a “great” warranty…if you can find a dealer to actually honor it.
What happened to the Subaru outback
Subaru Outback is more of a "wagon"
Finally someone with the balls to exclude the 4Runner from a reliability top 10 list.
He probably meant "Crossovers" 4Runner is not a crossover.
i have 2016rab4, no problem at all,