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What crossovers have the best 3rd row seats?

6 messages, Last post on Oct 20, 2009 at 9:38 AM
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So far in order: Mazda xc-9 Buick Enclave wHAT SAY YOU? |
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Really good question. It's not just about comfort, it's also about 3rd row access. The GM Lamda triplets (Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook, GMC Acadia) will all have the same rear seat, which is really good. I assume the Chevy Traverse, the fourth in the Lamda crossover line, will have the same when it hits the showroom soon.The Hyundai Veracruz is also good, and has good access. The CX-9, too. This area of the car has received a lot of attention, and for good reason: People are shunning minivans for crossovers, and those third rows get a lot of use.
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Replying to: researchqueen (May 28, 2008 9:40 am) I have been test driving a zillion SUVs-Cross overs and am now maknig offers on the Mazda CX-9 as it has the best of what I desire.......a cross over that can seat 7 comfortably, does not feel huge when driving, has great extras, looks great, priced to sell........Here is what I have tested....... Saturn Outlook = can you say plastic GMC Arcadia = can you say plastic as well Buick Enclave - came in second place based on 3rd row Hyundai Santa Fe - too small but nice Hyundia Veracruz - best bang 4 your buck - great interior/features Dodge Journey - more plastic then a hollywood babe Toyota Highlander - nice but where is that 3rd row? I dont see it! Toyota RAV4 - #1 rated samll SUV that I tested for the heck of it etc.. |
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Am looking to purchase a new 2009 crossover that will seat 7. Major issues are price, mpg, and comfort of interior and 3rd row seat. Not many crossovers seem to fit 7 unless you go real big. We are trying to decide among the Honda Pilot, Mazda CX-9, Chevy Traverse, and Ford Taurus X (which seems to be out of stock everywhere). Can anyone offer their take?
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Replying to: pinevalleyite (Mar 01, 2009 10:09 am) Remember the EPA MPG figures are for comparison only. People on these threads frequently forget that the ONLY purpose of the EPA MPG figures are to compare cars. For example, my Freestyle has easily exceeded the MPG hiway estimate of 25, routinely getting 27 on trips loaded with lots of people/luggage at 70 mph through Kansas. If you can't find a TaurusX, the Acadia/Traverse/Outlook/Enclave GM lambda crossovers are a good choice, or a Ford Flex. |
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Replying to: pinevalleyite (Mar 01, 2009 10:09 am) |
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