Luxury, American-Made, 3 Row SUV/Crossover
![[Post New]](/jforum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif){kind=icon}
Anonymous
| Pfffffft, I work for the gov. How are the mouth breathers going to boycott me? |
Anonymous
| Tesla X |
Anonymous
Is it considered luxury? |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
I see you're good with cars. What do you think about mahindra xuv500? I think it's a very cool crossover. I have planned to purchase at the beginning of next month. I think that I will be satisfied, because the tanks are not afraid of dirt and I just need a car for country trips. |
Anonymous
| Acura MDX. Built in AL and OH. |
Anonymous
| Based on the title of the thread, just about anything you can buy is "American-Made". BMW has large plants here in the U.S., as does every other manufacturer. If you go buy a BMW I can guarantee it is "American-Made". |
Anonymous
| Not OP but looking at 3 row SUVs bc the idea of a minivan makes me feel really lame. lol They do seem a bit cramped though. How does everyone find the backseat? |
Anonymous
| American brands and luxury do not go together. The Mercedes GLS 450 is made in the US, and is quite luxurious. It's the SUV version of the S class. It's made in America. |
Anonymous
| The new Subaru Ascent is made in Lafayette, IN and looks nice with leather seats. |
Anonymous
| I really like the 2019 GMC Yukon, but not the Denali version. I think the Denali is too tacky. You can get a loaded Yukon with all the Denali options, inc. big engine, just without the tacky chrome exterior options. |
Anonymous
WHAT?!?!?!? 
|
Anonymous
|
Jeep Trackhawk (a new model) is probably one of the most luxurious American-made SUVs out there. Has excellent reviews, but don't think it has three seats.
|
Anonymous
| American Made? Made in USA? or American company made? They are completely different things. Which one do you want OP? |
Anonymous
Other than the really inappropriate use of "retard" (PP, grow up, already) I more or less agree with this. Eff these people. |