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SUVs are built to get your jobs done. Whether that job is the daily commute, a family trip, an off-road adventure, or a grocery run. They’re designed to fit your lives. And these are better than most.
The Buick Enclave is well-equipped and spacious. It also offers a cushioned ride and a powerful V6 engine. Standard active safety tech is limited, but there are options.
The GMC Acadia has a reasonable starting price, two peppy engine options, gets good gas mileage, and offers a smooth ride. The cabin looks good and is spacious too.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a good two-row family SUV that can handle off-road adventures. It’s comfortable, spacious, has a standard V6, and is versatile.
This flagship SUV is stylish, luxurious, practical, and loaded with sophisticated technology. Quattro all-wheel drive is standard, as is a very high price tag.
The BMW X5 blends style, performance, practicality, luxury, and technology with wonderful road manners. It also comes with a wealth of excellent features.
The Mercedes-Benz GLE is a luxurious, swanky SUV that pampers the driver and passengers. It’s opulent, spacious, and has optional sophisticated AWD tech.
The Volvo XC90 blends classic, minimalistic design with comfort, quality, a lot of safety technology, and style. This graceful SUV can also be had with a hybrid powertrain.
The Lexus GX is a rugged, capable, and luxurious SUV. It has excellent reliability ratings and strong resale values. All-wheel drive and strong towing ability are standard.
The Infiniti QX80 features a powerful V8 engine, a luxurious cabin, standard driver assists, a two-range transfer case, and an 8,500-pound tow rating.
The Land Rover Discovery is very capable everywhere, looks handsome, has a powerful 6-cylinder engine option, a new infotainment system, and a roomy cabin.
The Escalade is now even longer and roomier than before. It has an independent rear suspension, Super Cruise. Air suspension and diesel engine options are available.
The Lincoln Navigator is massive, has an 8,700-pound tow rating, stunning interiors, impressive standard features, and an extended L version that’s even longer.