[meme5x]

I’m on my 7th Toyota Rav Limited ..never had a problem with any of them.. dealerships have always been great, including Phillips in Leesburg.. I just trade every 3 years or 48,000 miles, whichever comes first.. just like new cars, plus do a lot of highway driving

[Snowbug]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

We're in the market to replace our SUV and wondering what you drive and if you
like it.

Any suggestions?

I have a 2017 Tahoe and love it! Very spacious and comfortable. We drive straight through to and from Indiana, 17+ hours and stay comfortable. It gets 23-24 mph on the road and about 13-15 in town. It pulls my 26ft camper like a champ. I sometimes wish it was a Suburban, but not sure one of those would fit in the garage.

[Spectreron]

Just keep your car for six more months and order a Tesla Model Y. If you haven’t checked out Tesla you aren’t finished looking.

[HoosierPa]

2022 Telluride on order. Read only good things (fingers crossed)

[Nordhagen]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

We're in the market to replace our SUV and wondering what you drive and if you
like it.

Any suggestions?

Genesis.

[GlendSchell]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

We're in the market to replace our SUV and wondering what you drive and if you
like it.

Any suggestions?

If you want to buy now you will be paying thousands more for any brand. I have been offered six thousand more for myChevrolet equinox 2020, than I paid in May this year.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by bobnyce

We bought a 2020 Lincoln Corsair in Dec. 2019. Just turned 8,000 miles. We love it. Huge back seat relines and moves 6 inches plus air conditioned front seats. Only change I would make is get the 20 inch tires to improve the ride. Otherwise, terrific. Drove it on a whim and bought on the spot.

The bigger the rim the smaller the side wall tire. I don’t like low profile tires unless I putting them on my go cart. No side wall give and don’t bump curb.

[vinnytalk]

You probably don't have much of a choice If you see planning a new auto.
The inventory is very small

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by meme5x

I’m on my 7th Toyota Rav Limited ..never had a problem with any of them.. dealerships have always been great, including Phillips in Leesburg.. I just trade every 3 years or 48,000 miles, whichever comes first.. just like new cars, plus do a lot of highway driving

I had friend that brought new yugo, it lasted 3 years. Any vehicle built today will last 3 years and 99% are still under warranty. Sounds like you didn’t trust them after warranty ran out?

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye

I guess I would ask, are you looking for price, options, some people want a color that other manufactures have. Some look at warranty. Some look at consumer report for reliability. I have a 2018 Ford Escape because I worked for Ford for 38 yrs. I bought it because I wanted to support them because they supported me. But I never ever had an issue with any Ford I ever owned. So I say do a little homework & check out the # 1 thing you want, not what someone else drives, because you might like it after you have it, then you’re stuck with it!

Agree, brought few new fords and never had problem with them. Same with Honda, on the other hand the GM’s I brought new was always recalled or something wrong with them before 35K miles.

[Michael G.]

When I was in high school many years ago, GM was like the government to me, HUGH with good products .
Then they hired kids out of collage that didn't know the car/truck business, ran GM so far in the hole,
GM had to borrow money from the government, and drop the Pontiac and Oldsmobile line.

Personally, I wouldn't take a dump on any GM vehicle's

Buy TOYOTA, you'll never go wrong.

[Warcats]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

We're in the market to replace our SUV and wondering what you drive and if you
like it.

Any suggestions?

If you want smaller but still rugged I have a Subaru Crosstrek which is essentially a smaller Outback. A unique car it tucks in between a car and an SUV nicely. I have the limited that has a safety suite second to none. If you need bigger and want the typical SUV profile, my cousin has the Forrester which for 3 grand more gives you an amazing vehicle. The Outback the priciest is very nice as well. Love those Subaru vehicles. I hate to sound like an ad here but go check them out.

[cbmerl]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

We're in the market to replace our SUV and wondering what you drive and if you
like it.

Any suggestions?

I am driving a 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe....my 5th Santa Fe!! I absolutely love the car and have never had a single problem with any one of them. I love all the new safety features on this one. Each year they advance a little more and of course the price also goes up. I will be looking at the Santa Fe again when it is time to replace this one in 2 more years.

[Dorebea]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

2017 Ford Escape. Had to replace the tires at 30K miles and the battery. I like the built-in navigation, but the new models don't offer it. Bummer. No major issues at 40K miles. I hate that the engine shut off at every red light, but that feature stopped working, so I no longer need to deal with it. Way cheaper than a Honda CRV.

We have a 2017 Ford Escape also and love it. Great mileage, fun to drive. I connect my iphone and can display either Apple and Google maps on the Sync screen vs paying extra for the built in navigation. .Only concern is that a bag of golf clubs does not fit width-wise in the back. Requires having to fold down at least part of the back seat.

[Curtisbwp]

I had a Hyundai tuscon for 6 years, never had a problem. Now I own a 2018 Toyota rav4. Great vehicle VERY dependable good on gas. I also bought a Toyota tacoma used 4 years old with 50,000 miles. I suffered no staggering depreciation I love it. In today's weird market it has appreciated. I will go with Toyota any time.