Highlander

Anonymous wrote:Can't go wrong with a CR-V

I found the driver's seat on my CRV to be very uncomfortable, no thigh support

VW Atlas SEL for sure

I’m on my second GMC Acadia and love it, but will take a hard look at the VW Atlas for the next one.

KIA Sorento

Anonymous wrote:Love my Kia Telluride. Absolutely love it.

Came here to say this. It’s the best car I’ve ever owned.

We love our Mazda CX-9. It drives beautifully, the inside is really luxurious for the price point (though TBH at the Grand Touring and Siganture configurations the price starts to approach luxury brands).

Ours is a few years old now, we will probably just get another of the same when the time comes.

Love my Kia Telluride. Absolutely love it.

Anonymous wrote:LOVE my Highlander. Also looked at the Pilot (safety features really lacking) and the Subaru Ascent (it was first year and I wanted to go with a more established car).

Love my highlander, too! I’ve owned 3.

OP here. I was intentionally trying not to steer the conversation with our thoughts so far. There a couple we like okay, but none that we are super drawn to.

Anonymous wrote:LOVE my Highlander. Also looked at the Pilot (safety features really lacking) and the Subaru Ascent (it was first year and I wanted to go with a more established car).

+1 for highlander we got 2021 new, hybrid and are thrilled with it

What is the top of your list?

We love the Hyundai Palisade as we needed a 3rd row that was easy to get in to and had decent leg room.

But without knowing what you liked / did not like, it is hard for people to provide perspective

LOVE my Highlander. Also looked at the Pilot (safety features really lacking) and the Subaru Ascent (it was first year and I wanted to go with a more established car).

Can't go wrong with a CR-V

I am mostly looking at 3-row cars, but would consider a 2 row if the 2nd row legroom and cargo hold was spacious enough.

We've seen most of the options and none are really standing out to us. Any opinions?