BEST 3-Row SUV's for 2022! | Top 10 Reviewed and Ranked!

[@waltbethpa]

Just bought the 22 Palisade SEL typhoon silver w/ gray/black leather interior and couldn't be happier . Luxury at a low price plus great reliability.

[@jennyleaduhay6869]

We loved the Palisade. Buying cars right now is insane. The dealer markup because of the chip shortage is crazy.

[@adventurek2066]

What do you mean?

[@MarceloKurtz]

@@adventurek2066 dealerships are adding a new fee on top of the prices due to the demand and low inventory, they vary by location and dealership, the ones I’ve seen in my area are adding between 4 to 7k to the price

[@adventurek2066]

@@MarceloKurtz Dang. That’s insane.

[@kalel0192]

@@adventurek2066 $10k here in the dc area

[@artgarfunkelsgingerfro2886]

I actually found the interior of the Palisade way nicer than the Telluride. Just my opinion.

[@Lovelysoulgirl1984]

I think telluride wins a lot because not only is it luxurious, but it is a darn good looking vehicle. At the end of the day, the palisade still looks like a mom mobile.

[@artgarfunkelsgingerfro2886]

@@Lovelysoulgirl1984 Hmm. I like the exterior styling of the Telluride a bit more for sure... but ultimately their profiles are almost identical. Regardless... they both test drove very well. Was pretty impressed. My only gripe was the noise travelling over 115km/h.

[@ricsalsa]

@ ho then i feel like a woman 😝🤟

[@farhancsgo_25]

This is the luxury class

[@MaxLynn0202]

If the Palisade could have the Telluride exterior I would be so happy!! 👌🏻

[@Orion2269]

I'm a proud owner of a 2021 SX AWD Gravity Gray/black interior Telluride Nightfall package/ Prestige package I test drove many Tellurides, Highlanders and others in this video. I did so for well over a month before special ordering my Telluride. I couldn't be happier with my choice. I hope whatever you choose works as well for you as my Telluride has for me.

[@camilo8cheryl]

Geez! Never knew the Telluride was famous..i was split on the palisade but the Lexus kind off shiny front turned me off..saw the Telluride last month on the road, an for the past month having issues with color choice and trim availability, then finally my wife decided she wants the Glacier white SX trim/black 20” wheels but not the nightfall😫..last week dealer called that our ride has arrived after patiently waiting for a month!..was hesitant cause my wife did not want the nightfall guy macho package cause of too much black going on.. to my surprise when i saw it for the 1st time the white SX its not so bad after all..we went home both happy taking turns driving it specially when we surprised our kids.. the smile on my kids faces is priceless🥰

[@miguelircontar]

Pathfinder 💯 percent

[@keithday3159]

I wonder why the Buick Enclave and Chevrolet Traverse didn't make it?

[@markholle3450]

We went with the 2021.5 Atlas. Adults can ride comfortably in the third row and it could be had for MSRP. The Kia dealer tried to sell us a used 2021 Telluride with 6,000 miles for $75K. Ridiculous.

[@amrendrathakur3716]

Hi mark would appreciate an update on the atlas. Thanks!

[@markholle3450]

@@amrendrathakur3716 We now have 6,000 miles on our Atlas. Still love it and we haven't had anything that has needed service yet. But they recently announced a recall. We haven't had any of the issues described or determined if our Atlas is included. We have the SEL model. I think it is the sweet spot for features at a decent price. We especially love the roving headlights that light up corners, the VW Digital Cockpit, and the infotainment system (where you can have your FM, Internet, and Satellite favorites show up on the same screen). Wireless Apple CarPlay works well plus the infotainment doesn't get in the way of your sight lines with the tacked on iPad look. The ride is quiet and comfortable and is awesome on the highway. We chose the captain's chairs for room and easy access to the third row. Cars are cars so I expect we will have some issues down the road. But right now, absolutely no regrets on buying the Atlas so far.

[@terence4427]

75k? That should be outlawed.

[@goodensamuel25]

The reason is because it was the number one suv in it's class and was on high demand just like the Corvette was 60k but all the dealerships was charging 90k plus because of the demand

[@RezandJen]

The Atlas is the only one with a 3rd row that adults can sit in. It's also the only one that has decent storage space behind the 3rd row. You can honestly cross shop the Atlas against a Tahoe or Expedition which is one class up.

[@adrienne0204]

I have a Telluride, and adults can definitely ride in the third row :) my neighbor and his wife both sat back there comfortably- and he is 6ft tall.

[@willdejong7763]

I just test drove both a Telluride and a Palisade. I’m 5’10”, and found the 3rd row seats in both very comfortable. Two adults can sit back there, no problem, even on longer trips.

[@trentimus5700]

The Honda Pilot only has 2 less inches in legroom, but has more headroom. The Explorer, Palisade and Telluride also have large 3rd rows. It seems maybe you just liked the VW Atlas and didn't cross shop. The CX-9 and Highlander definitely have small 3rd rows.

[@User.Joshua]

I purchased the 2021 Highlander Platinum solely based on reliability. I didn’t even consider the other manufacturers. As an owner of a towing company… we don’t tow very many Toyota’s, and if we do, it’s never for a drivetrain issue. I can’t recommend Lexus and Toyota’s enough… if they were the only brand available, the towing business wouldn’t exist. I know that people hate Kia and Hyundai bashing, but let me tell ya, the conversations that I’ve had with the service departments have been very eye opening. Their mechanics have nothing but terrible things to say about the drivetrain; so many stories about frequent engine and transmission failures. Kia/Hyundai make aesthetically pleasing vehicles, but I’m not sure how well they hold up in the long run. I suppose they are decent lease vehicles.

[@tomdrummy4984]

Ford should be embarrassed with the explorer glued on iPad dash and cheap, plastics look. Pathfinder looks like a winner IMO

[@EliasRoy]

It looks like a champ

[@Ken-vl4wk]

Nissan isn’t going anywhere by charging $50k for the new Pathfinder Platinum.

[@shadjdm8735]

You wrong The Explorer Is Decent Car and i like the ipad style

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

@@Ken-vl4wk Right, Nissan isn’t going anywhere. They’re staying in business.

[@jefferybaxter1225]

Tom, I'm on agreeable terms with you that the infotainment screen on the Ford Explorer looks cheap. I said the same thing to myself. That screen looked tacked on or taped on by duck tape. The infotainment screen for the newly released fifth generation Jeep Grand Cherokee L is way better. That infotainment screen is more integrated to the dashboard. It comes in 8.4 inches or 10.1 inches depending on trim levels. The overall exterior design of the Explorer isn't appealing enough. It has that crouching and looking up stance. The grille is terrible.

[@shadjdm8735]

My Personal Top 10: 10- Subaru Ascent 9- Toyota Higlander 8- Mazda CX9 7- Honda Pilot 6- Dodge Durango 5- Hyundai Palisade 4- Jeep Grand Cherokee 3- Ford Explorer 2- Kia Telluride 1- Nissan Pathfinder

[@take5DD]

10-15 years ago, one would buy a Kia because you couldn't afford a Honda or Toyota. Kia was designed to get you from A to B with the least amount of money. Then the introduction of the Stinger changed everything. My next car will be a Kia. It will either be the Carnival or the Telluride...or the EV6.

[@greymatterr11]

Yes the Stinger is a great car but I think everything began to change back in 2011 when Kia introduced their fully redesigned Optima, Sorento, Sportage and their new introduction of the Soul. That’s when Kia made a turning point and began to go up in quality along with Hyundai.

[@KarenGarcia-ck5gr]

they're still poorly built though, not made to last long.

[@darkseeker9548]

Just curious why Chevy traverse wasn’t even mentioned since it’s the largest crossover

[@yugihoo]

And the fact that it is better then the Atlas

[@aaronwilson5978]

I think when factoring price I think the Pathfinder might win or the Telluride

[@LiveeyePhoto]

Giving us reviews of SUV’s as you drive around in a Tesla. Nice touch

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Howdy, awesome video as always guys! I personally have to agree with this list except I’d bump the Explorer off and put the Traverse in its place! Also, I think it will be interesting to see how the new Mitsubishi Outlander will do!😸

[@tjkim382]

def palisade all da way!! design looks awesome exterior n interior

[@adamali9236]

I love all your videos

[@CarConfections]

Thanks, Adam!

[@2009skyline]

I got the Kia. 7 months later, I hate it… the connectivity is just not there. I should have waited on the pathfinder.

[@deejones6446]

Can you tell me more about what you dont like. Im trying to get a new car in the next week or 2

[@chubulu9842]

2022 Palisade has a better tech package than 2022 Telluride so for that reason I put Palisade #1 and the Telluride #2

[@bmack03]

My husband was a Kia mechanic (also many others and certified up to Ferrari’s). The Telluride is one of the top vehicles he says to stay away from. Most of them came in and needed major work before it could even hit the lot. Many need major work on by 10-15k miles. The 2020 was great but 2021 and 2022 are trash.

[@Tiffshouse]

Exactly!! and the atlas.. how many issues have they had as well. It’s not all about looks!

[@michaelrowe5108]

Appreciated insight…but, considering every auto rating establishment that exists, has ranked the Telluride not only the best SUV…but THE best vehicle to buy. Period. 2022 Consumer Reports ranked 260 vehicles…only FOUR had a score over 90. Toyota Avalon 90 BMW X5/X6 90 Subaru Forester 90 Kia Telluride 97 The Atlas? 72. Consumer Reports, KBB, US News and World Report, Car and Driver…they ALL say the Telluride is clearly the best of the best. Not just in 2020. But 2021. And 2022. We have friends/family who own a 20, a 21, and a new 22…they all say that it is hands down the best vehicle they have owned. No work done on any of them.

[@jldkrank]

@@michaelrowe5108 the 22 already has 4 recalls. I think kia/Hyundai longevity speaks for itself. They've never been known to be reliable. I really do believe the "new and improved quality focus" kia and Hyundai reviews we see is a marketing move. Consumer reports giving things predicted reliability ia basically worthless on something so new. Over time it'll shift as people update their experiences owning them. Obviously there's no perfect brand, but I will never trust a kia/Hyundai product again after having nothing but problems with a 21 santa fe. Garbage vehicles, with a focus on features over long term quality

[@infiniti37G]

My sisters Kia stalled the engine went bad with 50K miles. Never buy a Korean

[@HubbyHunn]

Korean cars look nice but there is a reason they have 100k/10yr warranty

[@amanti113]

Telluride always ♥❤

[@westmerchantus]

Palisade or Calligraphy any day on the top ! I had a chance to drive both for few days. Must say sitting inside Palisade is more luxurious where I would be spending most of time. The exterior crocodile lights are super awesome I love those amber too in Telluride but Palisade is more pleasant and feature full. Went for Calligraphy trim later. Good content.

[@zevyfeldman2534]

We would love to see more of these kind of videos (like 2 row suv's or sadans)

[@CarConfections]

We're hoping to start making more of them soon!

[@1227Masher]

I wanted to love the Explorer ST. Drove one and smiled like a kid as I flew down off ramps. Then when we got back to the dealership - realized just how horrible the interior is. To say the interior is worst in the segment doesn’t go far enough. The Mazda CX-9 is a great two row SUV - but is a terrible option if you need to use the third row with any regularity. It is cramped and if you use it - has terrible storage behind the third row. The nail in the coffin for those of us down south that needed to use the third row on a daily basis. It doesn’t have A/C vents in the third row. So after you squeeze back there in the Texas summer - you have no dedicated vents back there. It would be a torture chamber in the summer. We ended up with a KIA Telluride SX Prestige. Best in class.

[@dmdjm]

I love the looks of palisade and Telluride, if only their reliabilty are as high as toyota, honda or mazda, i would definitely chose Telluride!

[@nobodynobody1235]

Is there any evidence of reliability issue with the Telluride ? Your comment is based on very old KIA models. KIA has improved their reliability since more than 5 years ago and is one of the top

[@trentimus5700]

@@nobodynobody1235 Yes there is evidence of issues with the Telluride reliability.

[@ikram.shaikh]

Hyundai and KIA allocated 2 billion dollars to fix quality issues. Why don’t they make quality cars in the first place?

[@edwarddefilippi8137]

I really wouldn’t put the ford explorer in last place. The XLT model has a lot of good features and things that the others competition don’t have like optional heated second row seats. It may be a bit overpriced, but i still think it is a good option.

[@PK-bn2pg]

The traverse is not even here. so the ford is not last

[@Lovelysoulgirl1984]

@@PK-bn2pg right 😂🤣

[@Tiffshouse]

I agree. I have an explorer, my mom has an explorer.. my family all owns ford and have test drive most of these and they don’t compare! Now I wanna stick with ford because they have way more options and hold up better then Kia and Hyundai.. like seriously, not even comparable. Not to mention, how slow are those palisades and tellurides?! 10k over Msrp as well.. I don’t see ford doing that!

[@darriontunstall3708]

I love the Toyota Highlander the best

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Telluride and palisade better

[@Sc2God724]

@@bradleyscarreviews actually it's all opinionated I think both those rides look like ass palisade rims are ugly and tale lights are worst telluride tale lights are ugly and would stop me from buying the vehicle all together so no ones right or wrong unless the vehicle is proven to be the biggest money pit by being super un reliable

[@Orion2269]

I drove multiple Highlanders and Tellurides for 2 months before picking put the Telluride. I spent the entire time wanting to like the Toyota because of its history but the Telluride blows it out for the water. I kept asking the salesman if the Highlander had this option or this option and time and time again they said no. At which point I would inform them that the Telluride had those options. The interior for the kids if light years ahead of the Highlanders Take 4 kids on test drive in both and watch the difference as they try to get into the 3rd row With the Captain chairs I have in my prestige package, moving around back there as an adult is very easy. The Highlander was very cramped just trying to move around. The ventilated and heated seats in front and 2nd row have been very useful. The kids love the screens on the mid row windows and they love the views the sunroof and moonroof supply for them. They love all the USB ports and cup holders. I can't be more happy with the Telluride. As I've said in several comments in this chat. This car is a head turner. I have people in luxury cars complimenting me on a daily basis and women are asking me questions about my car on a regular basis. Women don't start conversations with men by asking what color the car is, or commenting on how nice your car is, or how they like your car if it's a 💩 Any man with a brain knows exactly why they're opening conversations with you and going out of their way to do so. I do love the hater comments in chat though. It makes me laugh knowing if I pulled up next to you in one of the other vehicles mentioned in this video, the ladies wouldn't look twice at you and would be all about starting a convo with me or giving me a knowingly smile as they continue to look in my direction. Without the compliments I would still love this car but wow the compliments are off the charts when I'm driving around. The results are in and this vehicle was a phenomenal choice. Oh and it pays to be smart and pay the extra 💰 for the fully loaded Telluride and be willing to wait the time it takes to deliver the one you choose straight from the factory. My Telluride looks very different than most of them and it's shows when I pull up near one. I see most of them driving by and looking at my Telluride and very likely wishing they had spent the extra money to get the one I did. There is a reason Kia has made the black grill standard on the 2022 Telluride. That alone was a very distinct difference, amongst all the other rims and other visual changes between the SX/Nightfall/Prestige package and any other SX or lesser trim of the Telluride. Whatever you decide to go with, spend the extra money 💰to get what you truly want. Especially if that vehicle holds its resale value like the Telluride has. I've out 8k miles on mine and could probably resell it for what I paid for mine. Most vehicles lose a large chunk of value as soon as you drive it off the lot.

[@holaponitini769]

I would put highlander #1 and Hyundai #2 and Kia #3

[@macsterguy]

Great video guys! I’ve got to say, I had a little something to do with a smile meter… 😊

[@CarConfections]

Yes you did, and we thank you for that 😂 Have a great Sunday!

[@MightyTiki]

Kia and Hyundai continue to kill it, best value and warranty in the segment-it’s not a luxury third-row crossover or SUV but you get the 75% solution without having to sell a kidney or dive into your kid’s college fund. Great content, keep up the amazing work and as always. Stay safe 😷😃👍

[@jimmywu12345]

They burn engines and get lots of recall

[@deejones6446]

@@jimmywu12345 😮🤦‍♀️ o wooooow

[@sagingginanggang]

@@jimmywu12345 which one has a lot of recall? Im planning to test drive palisade

[@naveenthemachine]

Highlander is the best seller. It’s just unfortunate that it’s not best in class or the 3 row benchmark

[@arthurmendoza4253]

I'll take the 2022 Ford Expedition 2022 Lincoln Navigator and 2022 Ford Bronco

[@ZapFlashD]

I gotta hand it to the Telluride for number one! It's an awesome vehicle with lots of features for not a lot of money (if we ignore the insane markups because of how hot a seller it is). The Palisade is more of the same so I'll exclude it from my list. I'm also interested in the Grand Cherokee L because of the massive night and day difference there is from the previous model.

[@Sc2God724]

I like everything about telluride besides the tale lights are the worst looking on the market

[@bingo8789]

Massive night & day lol

[@akashmalbari]

If the CX-9 was little 3rd row friendly it was hand down the best option. Cant go wrong with a Mazda. I own a 2016 and it still drives like Day 1. 6 years and no maintenance other than the regular service. Eagerly waiting for Cx-90

[@suavemasky]

I wonder why reviewers always choose telluride ahead of palisade. Palisade interior is way ahead of telluride. It has everything telluride has and more. My brother has telluride, and my wife has Palisade. Is it because telluride is locally built?

[@jacksonvadakumkunnel2419]

I think american reviewers tend to prefer the Telluride as it was purpose built for the US market whilst the palisade was made primarily for the korean market. The telluride looks sportier and more like an SUV which Americans prefer whilst the palisade looks very luxurious which is what the asian market tends to prefer.

[@kodykmt]

I totally agree with you. Palisade is better interior quality and functions even exterior too. This may be becos of US market

[@nikkirasmussen5450]

I test drove both and found the Palisade to be much noisier. I thought it looked cheaper than the Telluride. I’m waiting to test drive the new Pathfinder

[@braddruehl6786]

I believe it's the looks. It takes a while to get used to the front end of the Palisade, but it does grow on you. The Palisade does have a nicer interior, but it also has wind noise issues.

[@Lovelysoulgirl1984]

Because it is freaking beautiful. The front end of the palisade is controversial. Some people love it and some people hate it. I just got the 2022 telluride and I feel freaking special. So so many compliments from random strangers. As for the interior. It was designed by 2 bmw designers. Simple, sleek and good materials. Look at the interior of a bmw. Same exact look and lay out. I own a bmw so I noticed it when I first looked at the telluride and wasn’t surprised bmw designers designed it 😊

[@tactical_mortician]

The Kia is an incredibly loud cabin. You put lipstick on a pig, It's still a pig. You put nice interior in the Kia, it's still a Kia. The Jeep, Mazda, and Chevy traverse are the smoothest rides in my opinion and nice quiet cabins.

[@chickscaribena8517]

I will put Toyota in number 1 the engine last forever

[@Ken-vl4wk]

I think the Palisade Calligraphy should be at the top.

[@coolyjavon591]

It's smaller than Telluride

[@williamseke1840]

So where do you place the Lexus gx lx Or the escalade . I’m surprised they didn’t make the list

[@ErinGoBragh325]

Other than the Explorer, do any of these have any rear seatbelt pretensioners?

[@ServioUribe]

Almost subscribed based on this video. One question: Why wasn't the Traverse not even on the list. I'd really like to know. Thx!

[@CarConfections]

When we made this list it was before the refresh improved it in many ways. Now we would definitely place it in the top 10, especially for the space

[@KarenGarcia-ck5gr]

dang, nobody in the comments likes the Subaru Ascent lol I'm considering the 2023.

[@ikram.shaikh]

I love Subaru Ascent. Better features for less money. Don’t go for all the looks

[@deejones6446]

New subbie 🥰🙏

[@jefferybaxter1225]

Hello Car Confections. Good video. Those were some good mid-size third row seating SUVs in the top 10 lineup. Now that the new generation 5th generation Jeep Grand Cherokee L got released and new generation Nissan Pathfinder, those two vehicles might make you guys reshuffle the deck of cards for the top 10 list. As for the mid-size third row seating SUVs mentioned in this video, the just released Jeep Grand Cherokee L has the advantage. To name just a few advantages right outta the gate, there will be six trim levels to choose from and two engine powertrains which are the 3.6 liter V6 along with the legendary 5.7 liter HEMI V8. Also, seat memory for the front passenger as well, massaging front seats, interior camera, more USB ports available (6 USB ports & 6 USB-C ports which are standard across all trim levels) and better towing capacity with the V6 coming in at 6,200 pounds while the V8 comes in at 7,200 pounds. I'm looking forward to you guys reviewing all six trim levels for the Jeep Grand Cherokee L and all trim levels for the Nissan Pathfinder.

[@CarConfections]

Yes, perhaps. We've got reviews of both of those hopefully coming quite soon 👍

[@deejones6446]

@@CarConfections 🙋‍♀️ hi, new subbie here...do you know about how far out? Im trying to get something new within the next week or 2 and had my eye on the Grand Cherokee L. Thank you in advance. 😊🙏

[@lieren1806]

Nice to be #1,I'm getting the Telluride s trim in couple days.

[@stevestrandberg2943]

did you get your s trim how is it I be getting mine next week wanted ex but didn't have any

[@lieren1806]

@@stevestrandberg2943 so far I put 4k miles on it and trouble free.

[@adms8169]

If I had to narrow it down to the bench seats in the second row. Which option would you then say.

[@queenpro489]

No.1 Telluride

[@Cardinal126]

Rating Palisade and Telluride over Toyota Highlander is not fair. I'm not saying that the Highlander should be number one on the list, but Toyota cards are awesome!

[@Wdroster]

Every Toyota I've owned has made 250,000. If I'm going to pay that kind of money, I want to know it's going to last and hold its value. I bought another Highlander. Thought about the Palisade, until I found out Kia used Hyundai engines, hard pass.

[@danielverrier6541]

I believe it

[@kristians2704]

In my opinion; 1. Hyundai Palisade 2. Kia Telluride 3. Toyota Highlander 4. Nissan Pathfinder 5. Ford Explorer 6. Honda Pilot 7. VW Atlas 8. Subaru Ascent

[@diethersantos6404]

Ford Explorer and Toyota Highlander 😀

[@hamburglar83]

I had no intentions of buying a Hyundai. But after a years worth of KZbin and online reviews I bought a Santa Fe. Value doesn’t mean cheap anymore, it means you get more for less because they are trying to get more market share. Tech, safety, looks. Only down is engine options aren’t the best yet. Toyota sells more so you have more hybrid options. I like American cars on the power ( Ford , dodge, etc but they cost $$, and they lack safety tech and most importantly reliability.)

[@sugod3351]

Yeah i bought a 2020 Santa fe too. You get more for your buck.

[@Wwilsonprabu]

2022 palisade is available now ?

[@CarConfections]

Not yet but it shouldn't be too long from now

[@jobie105able]

For a three row vehicle video, you spent way more time talking about the driver’s experience and never showed a single third row. I want to know which vehicle can fit my kids in the last row the most comfortably. If I was concerned with my self I would be in a sports car with no kids. Haha.

[@victoriachanel2493]

Lol, I couldn't click fast enough 😅

[@joeschmomofo5020]

Never a Kia or a Hyundai… worked too hard to fall down the food chain ✔️

[@Anonymous-ji4sb]

They fall apart as the age, I know that from experience. The fan boys just don’t seem to think it’s a big deal.

[@waltbethpa]

Had a 2004 Elantra and ran that 129k never had a problem, no rust and all interior items functioned like new. Just bought a 2022 3 row Palisades SEL.

[@Gabgamingz]

Toyota Highlander Hybrid is the best

[@out4fun580]

No Acura MDX?

[@mlederable]

That’s a luxury

[@RajeshPhanindra]

Great video guys. Personally I disagree with Toyota Highlander being in the top 3 - the third row is a joke.

[@ankita199]

Can you also share your view on wolkswagen atlas as well

[@ucity85]

The Toyota Hylander is the best. Hands down!

[@Buffoolery]

3.0 v6 “big engine” I don’t want to be in this timeline anymore

[@davidg7987]

Palisade has all features you mentioned in Telluride and the cabin is way nicer.

[@Dugger1991]

Palisade is better than telluride due to tech but 2022 Honda Pilot will blow your mind!!!!

[@PK-bn2pg]

How do you know. Do you work at Honda

[@Dugger1991]

@@PK-bn2pg it will be comparable to 2022 MDX

[@cheezy1620]

Just curious, were safety ratings taken into account when making this list?

[@CarConfections]

Yes. All of them rate very highly and include a high level of standard active safety features

[@andybub45]

I am a Toyota guy, but the Telluride and Palisade are the best in the segment right now.

[@queenpro489]

I will buy a Telluride.

[@ikram.shaikh]

Drove 2022 Nissan Pathfinder. Was really good. Surprised that Subaru Ascent didn’t make the list. In my experience it was better than pilot and comparable to Highlander. Want to stay away from Hyundai and KIA due to quality issues. They allocated 2 billion dollars to fix quality issues. Should have built quality car in the first place.

[@Jaypatel-rc8js]

Long time reliability highlander ❤❤

[@joec.5009]

modern cars are good for at least 200k miles if well maintained. and frankly nobody wants to drive 1 car too long.

[@mastertry1935]

maybe it got better now but 2008 - 2012 models were really unreliable

[@박동석-u7u]

hyundai palisade and kia telluride

[@krassimirkirilov2904]

Wondering , wich one you guys would buy for your self...

[@CarConfections]

We'd both go for the Telluride if we needed the space of a 3-row

[@DarksouIjah]

Mazda should be higher. Mazda currently is the most reliable car brand.

[@MattsCarsMusic]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@DarksouIjah]

@@MattsCarsMusic Look it up there pal.

[@kromahj]

Too bad, we hardly see them on the road

[@DarksouIjah]

@Ayush Malpeddi Ok

[@BharatAnne]

I don’t trust these guys with 3 row SUV reviews.. they still got the perfect hairline😜

[@ricsalsa]

🤣🤣👍

[@fubartotale3389]

Kia's and Hyundai's, it's all fun and games till 100 K and the engine craps out.

[@Tiffshouse]

Ford Explorer or Dodge Durango all day! Although if you want reliability go ford. Dodge Durango was my favorite suv but the engine failed.. it was used so I wouldn’t say they’re all bad but they tend to have for issues than ford. I hate those v6 motors in the 3rd row suvs unless it has turbos

[@meherabhossain9070]

Great

[@chrisr1294]

Curious as to why the Audi Q7 wasn't reviewed as it has 3 rows?

[@CarConfections]

Because it's a luxury vehicle

[@1LElife]

this video should be renamed "Best mid-sized 3-row SUVs for 2022". I don't think anything on this list besides the Durango and maybe the top trim Telluride will light a match space and performance-wise to an Escalade/Denali/Suburban, Armada/QX80, or Sequoia

[@trucker1375]

We had to order a telluride, because nobody has any, come on February

[@stevenangelo737]

I think you guys are great but why didn't the 2022 Enclave Avenir make the list?

[@CarConfections]

At $60k it's probably more of a luxury competitor, since that's in line with Infiniti QX60 and Acura MDX. Thanks!

[@kingyak7]

No sorento or Sorento hybrid? Also I like the look and interior of the palisade better than the telluride. Lastly where does the new traverse line up?

[@YVONNERIOS2011]

Funny. They found that the 2022 explorer has a lot of transmission issues. Not a good suv anymore

[@brandonyen7837]

Cx9 is not popular I never see it on the road but Cx5 I see it everywhere everyday on the road people love it and my daughter just got one of Cx5 😂

[@philseung8]

I Love Telluride

[@suivatra123]

I always wanted to understand the hype with the Highlander or Toyota in general and honestly outside of the reliability and 2 year complimentary regular maintenance, I just cannot grasp it. Having sold many Highlanders and Tellurides however and testing them myself there's no logical reason I can think of to not go with the Kia. Stylish, very up to date (or even a bit ahead), strong, and getting to there in reliability with the best warranty just makes sense that it would win.

[@e-minus3416]

On top of Toyota’s reputation, 3 simple words: Miles. Per. Gallon.

[@tinhinnh]

why do people say the HL and Ascents fascia looks similar? look again, its not even close!

[@zevyfeldman2534]

BTW are you guys also the same guys under the wam bam tesla cam channel?

[@CarConfections]

Nope, we've never even heard of that channel

[@RR-fo8kx]

NISSAN PATHFINDER WINS FOR ME PRICE VALUE ETC ETC

[@ceneb3731]

I appreciate the comparisons But how would someone of a larger build fit , What about the ease of children entering and exiting these vehicles

[@CarConfections]

We have Full Reviews on the channel for all these SUVs, which contain all the various specific details 👍

[@yugihoo]

Weird head to head palisade win but telluride is number 1

[@osnapitsjayden]

There’s a reason why people are paying $5,000-11,000 over MSRP for the Tellurides. 🤭🤯🥵

[@matthewlocke9225]

Please inform me.. I do not see what people see in them

[@deejones6446]

I never heard of them until now but i dont care for Kia after the 09 i had...fill me in please

[@Orion2269]

I paid 56k out the door for my 2021 Kia Telluride SX AWD Gravity Gray Nightfall/Prestige packages and tow package 4k of that went to the state of Illinois 🤮 I'm loving my decision to special order the Telluride I wanted and I have zero regret over the price. TBH this car should be going for 55-66k It's a compliment machine, with endless bells and whistles throughout the vehicle.

[@Lovelysoulgirl1984]

@@matthewlocke9225 they are ruggedly beautiful. People are in ah of my 2022 telluride. So many people can’t believe it’s a Kia 😂🤣 it’s honestly the most beautiful suv I’ve seen in a long time. Must see it In person

[@Lovelysoulgirl1984]

@@deejones6446 Kia is long past 2009. Telluride designer were the bmw designers. Kia bought them out and now Kia cars are extremely beautiful and sought after. The interiors look exactly like BMWs. Smooth, clean, simple and quality materials.

[@randomator6378]

What about the 2022 Audi Q7

[@angelamiller4876]

It’s a luxury vehicle… in a different class than these SUVs

[@terence4427]

I owned a Mazda CX-9 and though I liked this vehicle a lot the driving dynamics were just ok. I do not like the feel of a turbo engine. I much prefer a naturally aspirated engine.

[@patrickgagne8795]

I have a biturbo Mercedes and completely agree with you. I’m done with turbos.

[@matthewlocke9225]

Will never understand why the Telluride is so praised. Like, do y’all like it cause it’s cheap?? I usually like boxy SUV’s but it’s butt ugly. It doesn’t ride well, and the interior materials are terrible-especially considering you can get a Palisade or Traverse with much better materials for the same price after rebates.

[@Orion2269]

I've put 8k miles on my 2021 SX fully loaded. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about if you think it doesn't ride well. This car is way underpriced and Kia deserves all the praise this vehicle is receiving.

[@Lovelysoulgirl1984]

Telluride runs between 40-60k and are far from cheap, let alone ugly. Inside is a duplicate of the bmw interior and was designed by bmw designers. Let that sink in 😏😊

[@ikram.shaikh]

@@Orion2269 how much did you pay for Telluride?

[@robertoalvarez5281]

Where do you leave the Chevy Traverse? That's the most spacious SUV in its class with the most powerful engine.

[@richlord1044]

The Toyota is probably the best quality, but ugly. All others are much better looking SUV's.

[@Bus_171]

I love the xc90 I have and the safe suv best

[@Mr.JDuran]

Why they don't show or say how much space is on the 3rd road seats?! 😒

[@michaeltracy7577]

New to channel and only suggestion is to give pricing of models ranges in segment or the price you test drove , goid overview definitely helps, like to see the Jeep L and how compares to the Kia

[@CarConfections]

Thanks for the advice! We have a comparison between the Telluride and Grand Cherokee L on the channel, if you want to check it out 👍