Any of the german makes will let you try overnight for free;

If you wont buy it it is okay you can go with other brands but see how suv fits.

Maybe other dealerships let too but I dont know

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Anonymous wrote:The most popular family car I see around here is a Rav4 or Camry (for Toyota people) or a CRV or Accord (for Honda people). The crossovers sit a little higher, which is easier for car seats, and have hatchbacks, which can carry a bit more.

Sitting higher = difficult for kids to climb in and out of the car.

Human child can and loves to climb and it is a good for them. Gross motor skills excersize.
Easier to put a baby in the carseat without bending for a parent..in suv

ONce whwn my suv was servised they did not have my size loaner and got a sedan for one day..

Maccabre,,, after being used to suv me and smalll kids suffered.

It was so good get my big car back. so good.

OP call dealership and ask to try suv overnight. They will give you. Try with your all family use it and then next day try sedan.

Your family will be growing as kids get taller suv is ready for them
Look at people in sedans four people look like sardines in a can. no air.

I’ve seen families in camry’s and Ford Fusions. I would take your car seats and test is out.

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Anonymous wrote:Kia Niro. 50 mpg. A cross between a sedan and an SUV, making it the perfect size.

Crossovers like that are the worst of both worlds. The poor handling and slow acceleration of an SUV with the seating and storage space of a sedan.

Eh, it handles like a hybrid. It's not peppy, but that's because you can get 58 mpg in good weather. If you want more pep, get the plug in version that will have the acceleration of an electric motor. I like the higher ceiling height in the back, which is super nice for car seats. But it's still plenty low for kids to get in and out. I like the handling, it's nice to drive.