I love my hybrid Highlander but it was more like $40k

Love our toyota rav4 but maybe it's a little smaller than a regular suv, which is why we picked it for ease of city parking, and it was almost $40k

Anonymous wrote:We like our Rav4 Hybrid, but DH got the lower end and I won't drive it because the seats aren't power adjust.

??

I love my Kia Niro. It's easy to drive, a great size and gets awesome mileage. I think we paid about $24k.

Mine doesn't fit your parameters, but I thought I'd add this so OP can see about how far off she is.

I bought a 2019 Toyota Highlander Hybrid that I love. It was in the middle for options and I paid $39K.

We like our Rav4 Hybrid, but DH got the lower end and I won't drive it because the seats aren't power adjust.

Anonymous wrote:I think the Honda CRV and Toyota RAV4 hybrids have trims at that price, but those are compact SUVs so depends what you're looking for.

+1

I think I paid about $31k for my new 2020 hybrid CR-V EX-L, which I love. Currently getting 43 mpg, but expect a little less in the winter.

OP seems about 10K low on hybrid/plugin SUV market prices

Anonymous wrote:OP here, reason I am capping it at $32/$34 is because at that point, with the tax credit, we'd go with the $41K Plug in models

which models are those?

OP here, reason I am capping it at $32/$34 is because at that point, with the tax credit, we'd go with the $41K Plug in models

I think the Honda CRV and Toyota RAV4 hybrids have trims at that price, but those are compact SUVs so depends what you're looking for.

I think only a Kia will be in that range.

Good luck.

Do you love your Hybrid SUV, we are targeting less than $32000 for a new car, this is all anonymous right, so could you tell me what you paid for a 2020 or 2021?