Luxury SUVs - any to avoid
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Anonymous
| I'm not crazy about Mercedes either. The layout of control nobs on the dash is different from what Americans are used to driving and using. Repair bills will be high. |
Anonymous
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Buy a Porsche Cayenne, you won't be disappointed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf4AMgKM28E&t=502s |
Anonymous
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I love my Mercedes gls 450 but it’s 3 rows. You could look at the smaller models.
I had an Acura MDX. Thought it was expensive for what I got. It’s a nice ride but reliability was worse than I expected (but not terrible). Look at consumer reports |
Anonymous
No it's not. It's a like 8 year old platform at this point. Ancient. |
Anonymous
| All with bad gas mileage... which means all |
Anonymous
| I’ve been very happy with my nearly decade owning a Lexus RX hybrid. It is nice to drive (I don’t really care about 0-60 in whatever seconds though), and despite being old, has all the features I would want (Bluetooth, etc) |
Anonymous
It's 5 years old but light years ahead of all the other except Tesla |
Anonymous
| I am looking at BMW X6 |
Anonymous
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I moved from a Honda to a BMW X7 and I love it. I really, really love it.
The drive is so much smoother, I love all the luxury features. It's such a fun car to drive and it fits my kids and their friends and all their stuff really nicely! |
Anonymous
My GLS gets 30 mpg on the highway. My prior one got 22. |
Anonymous
With the slanted rear window? |
Anonymous
Every car has Bluetooth now. |
Anonymous
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Any have a Volvo hybrid or electric?
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Anonymous
| We are happy with our Audi Q5 and jaguar f-pace. Very different drives. The q5 is mine and I prefer it but do drive the f-pace for fun occasionally. |
Anonymous
| If you produce your own electricity with solar panels a BMW iX or another E-SUV. Otherwise buy a bike. |