Anonymous wrote:Anyone with an SUV recommendation?

Anyone with a Mazda recommendation?

I was curious I didn’t mazda or SUVs mentioned (one ford escape mentioned above, but it has become a smaller suv now)

It was just discontinued, but the Toyota Venza is perfection. You can get one for a great deal, and it has great gas mileage for an SUV, It drives better and is more comfortable than the Rav4, but same reliability.

Anyone with an SUV recommendation?

Anyone with a Mazda recommendation?

I was curious I didn’t mazda or SUVs mentioned (one ford escape mentioned above, but it has become a smaller suv now)

I also have the Mach-E and love it. I bought new but previous poster is right that used prices are really good. Ford also sent the charging converter so you can use the Tesla network which is nice for long trips.

Honda Civic Hybrid is a perfect commuting car. Fast acceleration and great gas mileage.

Continuing with the minivan theme, I love my new Toyota Sienna. It's a hybrid and is listed as getting 36mpg but I am getting more like 39mpg. Amazing! It's got the wonderful usability of a minivan but gets the gas mileage of a much smaller car.

Used Ford Mach E. EV that is good for 99% of my trips. Practical, Fun ride. Insurance rates are decent if you don’t get the GT version. Used ones have great prices.

New Subaru Forester. Smooth quiet ride. Lowest insurance. Subaru actually has better reliability than Toyota now. Lowest insurance of any car.

Ford Escape it's not too big but has plenty of trunk space. easy for 2 car seats. Sits up a little which I like for driving and was easy for older friends to get in and out of. has needed few repairs.

I have a chrysler pacifica. I love mini vans! I will drive a mini van until the day I die. I do not care about the look, I care about what it can do for me. With that being said, the next mini van I get will be a honda though.

I have liked my 2017 Subaru Forrester enough that I'd probably buy another Subaru. Don't think I'll have to for a long time, though. It has needed virtually nothing other than regular maintenance. I did just get all new tires.

I would probably get a Crosstrek next time, though -- with multiple dogs I thought I needed the bigger car, but I really don't.

Anonymous wrote:Honda Fit! Relatively affordable, lives up to its name (fits a lot in the back if you put down the middle seat) and is just all around cute!

I had a fit about 10 years ago and remember how much I could fit in there (pun intended) despite it looking rather small on the outside. Great car overall.

Honda Fit! Relatively affordable, lives up to its name (fits a lot in the back if you put down the middle seat) and is just all around cute!

Mercedes G. Built like a tank, fun to drive.

I like odyssey too. Great visibility, most comfortable seats, handles like a car, can transport insane amount of luggage. The only thing I don’t like about it is terrible gas mileage.

I just bought my 3rd Honda Odyssey. I've been driving them since 2010. I might drive them forever. We'll see.

Drives so smoothly for such a large car, comfortable for driver and passengers. Lots of safety features and this time I treated myself to the top trim for the first time.

I some people dislike minivans but I just don't get it. It is SO much nicer than my sister's Ford Expedition.

Recommend your car.

Thats’s the thread.

Your car, and why.