The 5 Best SUVs Money Can Buy
SUVs are practical, comfortable, spacious, and great family vehicles. Modern SUVs are also easy to drive and packed with safety features. Here's a list of the best SUVs you can buy for your family today.
Mazda CX-5: This five-passenger crossover SUV is the best-rated SUV today. It is practical, great to drive, and is silent. Thanks to its cabin space, cargo space, and safety features, it’s great for all family duties. It’s excellent as a lifestyle vehicle because its interior actually belongs in luxury SUVs. It’s available in three trims, Sport, Touring, and Grant Touring, all of which have all-wheel drive. Power comes from a 2.5L four-cylinder engine that generates 187hp and 186lb-ft of torque
Honda HR-V: This subcompact SUV was recently updated and given more trims and fresh styling. It has a versatile cabin that features smart storage options and cutting-edge infotainment features. The second row has Honda’s popular 60/40 split-folding Magic Seats that flip up or fold to accommodate large, long, or item items. With the seats in place, there’s a generous amount of room for five.
Honda CR-V: This one has been a bestseller since it was launched. The latest version 1.5L four-cylinder engine churns out 190hp and 179lb-ft of torque. It’s also good for 34mpg. It has a lot of space for passengers and cargo, is packed with safety features, and offers a very comfortable ride. It’s also one of the bestselling SUVs on the market today.
Mazda CX-3: This subcompact SUV has tight dimensions, sporty handling, and looks sharp too. It’s 2.0L four-cylinder engine paired to a six-speed auto gearbox, and great suspension setup make it a lot of fun to drive. The paddle shifters add to the sportiness. FWD is standard, but AWD is available as an option on all trims. You also get a Bose seven-speaker surround-sound audio system and a navigation system with the CX-3.
Acura RDX: Like power? The Acura RDX’s 3.5L V6 gives you 279hp and 252lb-ft of torque mated to a six-speed auto box. It also has Variable Cylinder Management that monitors throttle input, speed, engine speed, and gear selection to maximize power or switch off three cylinders when you don’t.
