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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Consider a sedan. [/quote]

Which sedan has 3 rows? [/quote]
They only intend to use the third row for small dogs so don’t actually need a third row. 
I’d add to the list a Lexus, maybe even without a third row. Couldn’t the dogs just ride in the back? My small dogs would hate a third row where they’d fall on the floor vs a big flat cargo area. [/quote]

OP here: I think we are going to look at the Lexus TX, so this is a good suggestion. We have two relatives with the two-row Lexus and it cannot hold all of our luggage if we have 4 suitcases for a longer trip, even if we are just going to the airport and not taking dogs. It can only hold 3 large rolling suitcases. Also my dogs are used to riding either harnessed and tethered to a seat or in an actual dog car seat. Unfortunately they shake and cry even in the front seat and would flip out either in a crate or loose in a trunk. I realize other dogs are more flexible, but for my purposes, pls trust that I really do need seats for them for the times we are all in the car. [/quote]

It’s hard to beat a Lexus if you plan to keep it a long time.Report back what you think of the TX![/quote]

OP here: We looked at the Lexus TX. It’s super nice and would meet our needs. The only downsides are the higher price, and if you want captain’s seats in the second row, it’s only a 6-seater. Our family could probably make that work, but it’s a consideration. You can get the Lexus as a 7-seater with bench seats in row 2, but the pilot and grand Highlander have the ability to be 7-seaters with captains chairs in row 2.

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