BEST Car of The Year For 2025 & My Top Picks Of The Year

[@stevenrettke5484]

I ended up purchasing the 2025 Toyota Camry hybrid 6+ months ago. Initially, I planned to buy the 2025 Honda Civic hybrid, but I could not wait an additional month before it became available. As it turned out, I am extremely pleased with my Camry. It has exceeded my expectations. Either car is an excellent choice.

[@Doc1855]

The Civic hybrid is as expensive as the Camry hybrid, so why not just get a larger, more comfortable car with the Camry?

[@ladame5611]

I believe the Honda Civic Hybrid is more readily available than the Camry. Toyotas tend to have a waiting list of several months . In my area, Toyota dealerships tend to raise their prices due to the waiting game.

[@mikej238]

​@@ladame5611 you can get it for MSRP but you have to wait for delivery

[@Doc1855]

@ We don’t have that problem in our area of north central Washington state. If our dealership doesn’t have a desired vehicle, they make a dealer trade with another dealership. … And we’re friends with the sales manager of our local dealership.

[@vannguyen-yw9ln]

Depends, i was decide between the max civic and a min camry, i really like the camry exterior but just bought the civic bc the interior seem better not plastic as the camry and also google map, i use samsung and android auto are trash so i need navigation

[@Doc1855]

@ We’ve had 1 Civic and 2 Camry’s. If we didn’t need an AWD vehicle with some ground clearance we’d definitely go back to a Camry. But to each their own. I hope you get hundreds of thousands of trouble free miles from your Civic

[@Geraldine-111]

i got exactly one of these , it's just so good to finally get it Looks sick! The paint job is fire! had a good run saving up for a while to set up a very prolific lnvestment account with my Abby Joseph Cohen my FA. Looking forward to join a local car club. They often have group projects or events.

[@CalistaThato]

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[@MijchekDriezek]

I went from no money to lnvest with to busting my A** off on Uber eats for four months to raise about $20k to start trading with Abby Joseph Cohen. I am at $128k right now and LOVING that you have to bring this up here

[@Geraldine-111]

Yeah! Like, have you thought about fixing up an old car?

[@CraigSchaeffer-q4y]

Totally! I picked up my first car for like a grand. It needed some work, but it was fun to learn. Thank you for this tip. I just looked the name up, wrote to her through her webpage and booked a session..

[@MorindesSvakhch]

Abby Cohen hooked me up with a late-stage fund that got me in on private shares of some hot companies before they hit the market or blew up. Those investments totally paid off when the companies went public and their stocks shot up. Now, I’m stoked because I’m heading into retirement with almost a million bucks in my portfolio.

[@nickknight5543]

2025 Mazda 3 or 2025 Toyota Corolla is my next car.

[@shawnvarghese1533]

I would recommend Mazda 3

[@Bat_Boy]

I wish the Mazda2 was still available in US

[@gillesthibault429]

Mazda: Rust In Peace... I recommend the Civic over these two.

[@CarlosGonzalez-tn5zw]

both cars are great but do drive both see the difference

[@sophaman9193]

Where is the 2025 camry hybrid are you kidding me you pick the civic hybrid so that you mean toyota don't know how to build hybrid anymore camry bigger car and a lot more HP and with AWD and the price of the civic hybrid almost the same price of the camry hybrid are you kidding me right!

[@frankk5477]

Problem with Civic in Canada is price and even in top trim, it's missing features.

[@richarddecicco3288]

It's overpriced here in the USA and not worth the $$$. The interior of the Honda is also cheap looking and that stuck on Tablet is so unattractive. Not a fan of Honda of late, they have gone downhill with their interiors and desgins

[@alvinsimba734]

I would love one but I’m stuck with Toyota in the meantime

[@RobbieIsbell]

Currently own a CX-50....great car!

[@Level70-x4d]

Honda did really well.. I hope the merger with Nissan won’t change things.

[@ScottDreyfus]

@@Level70-x4d some Honda. They recalled then v6 and the 1.5 is a turd . The hybrid is the only reliable platform they have anymore. The Nissan partnership can only help Nissan but hurt Honda. Their electric is a Chevy. Honda is lost in the weeds. Their heyday ended a decade ago. Not saying it can’t be great again but currently you better be paying attention to what you buy.

[@MC77456]

​​@@ScottDreyfusChevy have lost the market. Check out how many of their vehicles are sitting idle. I'd be worried if I were GM, Ford. Did you know Honda is the biggest motor manufacturer in the world.

[@stephenjabrah4390]

@@ScottDreyfus I guess it’s a good deal but Honda Needs to stop jatco CVT transmissions used in Nissan cars and replace them with a reliable one which can be a game changer for them

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

​@@MC77456China makes three times more cars than the United States China is now the world's largest car producer

[@MrKikoboy]

@@MC77456 only some of them are in cars - as they say Honda makes great engines - then looks around for something to put them in...

[@bruceleeroy8302]

Nowadays, 'affordable' means $31,500 USD MSRP

[@wholeNwon]

Amazing what buyers tolerate, isn't it?

[@mikej238]

Compare actual dollar values of today to 20 years ago.....its the same if not cheaper 20000 in 2005 is 32 500 in today's dollars

[@ScottDreyfus]

600$ a month has never been affordable. People still go to the dealer asking for 300 🤦‍♂️

[@mikej238]

@ScottDreyfus 600 bucks, then they finance it for 4 or 5 years 😂 . I always said if you can't actually pay cash for a car you shouldn't buy it.

[@ScottDreyfus]

@ 4or 5 years , do you not know how math works . 30k at avg credit is 600 at 72 months great credit is 7% 4 years would be over 1k on a 30k$ car

[@dannybryant6873]

My problem with Honda is that they sell engines without port injection. This leads to carbon fouling of the intake tract (especially the backs of the intake valves). Direct injected Toyotas also get port injection. My 06 Odyssey is only port injected 😊😊😊😊😊

[@pauld3327]

Agree

[@dennyworthington6641]

I have a 2025 Honda Civic Sport Hybrid. I agree with Mr. Prymak, it's an awesome car. Love it. It has the perfect combination of power, efficiency, handling and features. In my opinion, Honda knocked it out of the park with this car. My only negative is the lack of a spare tire.

[@vannguyen-yw9ln]

I just got the civic hybrid touring, drive from dealer to my home in local for more than an hour but i saw the temperature show on the left goes up to 3/4, is that normal with your car? Thanks

[@alvinsimba734]

Good purchase guys. Honda civic might be my next car after my 2020 Corolla bites the dust

[@MrKikoboy]

@@alvinsimba734 that should be around 2090 😉

[@alvinsimba734]

@@MrKikoboy right 2090 😂😂😂😂. The Corolla I have now has the bulletproof 1.8 litre which they discontinued in 2023 but still really good and easy to work on.

[@KeliK1]

Naturally Aspirated is the way to go. Stay away from anything with a turbocharger or a supercharger.

[@Doc1855]

@@KeliK1 Exactly

[@alvinsimba734]

@@Doc1855that I agree

[@BoopSnoot]

Turbo is quieter, better highway cruising efficiency, lower emissions, and more midrange. For example, compare the Nissan Kicks or Honda HRV to the Buick Envista or Hyundai Kona Limited. The latter feel way more effortless, while the naturally aspirated Nissan and Honda get REALLY loud trying to wring out the engine at high RPM all the time with no turbo to muffle and deepen the exhaust note, sounds tinny.

[@alvinsimba734]

@ you don’t need to be in high RPMs when driving. I have a Corolla with about 140hp and all my driving is 2000rpms both city and highway. The max I would have done will be 2500rpms when going on higher elevations. This is naturally aspirated and it’s quiet as well. It also depends how big the tires are, the bigger the tire, the more noise it gets.

[@KeliK1]

@BoopSnoot Turbocharged and Supercharged engines do have their upsides. However, these are quickly overshadowed by unreliability because of excessive stress on the engine components. If you're in for extreme thrills that won't last and will bring you troubles in the long run, go turbo. If you're in for decent enough thrills that will last and will give you peace of mind, go NA. I personally believe that NA engines, while underpowered, have much more character and exhilarating sounds.

[@princevohra9714]

I love my 2010 Honda Civic Hybrid, which has 300k km Sporty feel & super reliable. Thinking about upgrading to a 2025 Touring Hybrid 🤔

[@G-Dubs488]

Shari, you and the "motormouth" are my favorite car review KZbinrs from Canada and both of you chose the same car for this year. I have never driven it but Civic is one of the cars I was really wishing for when I was much younger. Our family are driving SUVs but I always want to have a fun car to drive. I will keep an eye on this one! Thank you for your hard work and happy new year to you and your family!!

[@Combat556]

I purchased the 2025 Honda Ridgeline and absolutely love it! Fantastic ride quality, spacious interior, very comfortable and quiet. 1477 lb payload, and 5K pounds tow capacity. Perfect homeowner truck.

[@cardiogirl798]

I ❤️ live your truck almost bought it myself It’s also sexy for a truck I think it rides like a dream

[@Trekgalaxi]

What about the camry? Wouldn't that make sense in the Canadian winters with the awd?

[@robbbarnett4978]

Let's really hope nissan doesn't drag honda down, it would be a shame at Hondas pinnacle time of being on top right now.

[@jefff7287]

I have the 2024 CRV Hybrid and still great!

[@zachbackar5389]

I totally agree with the 2024 Mazda Miata so much that I just bought one in Soul Red.

[@tinatepe2078]

I have a 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback EX and I LOVE it. The only drawback is that I live in a snow belt and it has it's moments in the winter as it's only FWD, but it goes well with good tires.

[@alvinsimba734]

Snow tires are the answer to everything

[@Abbyfurai]

crazy how CRV is considered a small SUV in USA when its considered a large SUV here in asia

Asians are small people.

[@dedikpurwanto9842]

Small SUV : Crampy 5 seater. Midsize SUV : Proper 5 seater, or crampy 7 seater option. Large SUV : Comfort 7 Seater with bigger trunk capacity.

[@dava00007]

I saw a French movie 2 years ago where one of the caracters disparaged someone for being a show off that drives around in a giant SUV... the car was a Subaru Crosstrek 🤣.

[@rudfil]

because Americans need room for their big butts.

[@CalStressReliefCnter]

I always appreciate your neutrality and perspective. With appreciation, R 👍💛

[@sammyt3514]

There should've been a separate subcompact SUV category; not only are there many models in that category, it's also one of the the most popular among car buyers both in Canada and the US. Lumping compact and subcompact SUVs in one category and picking the Honda CRV as the winner didn't make sense to me since most people in the market for, say, a Mazda CX-30 wouldn't be cross-shopping it against the CRV or the RAV4.

[@MC77456]

I agree. The Civic Hybrid is also my choice here in Australia car of the year. We ended up purchasing the top spec but are waiting for a 2025 built. Honda has really pushed to make better cars.

[@nguyendl4477]

Happy New Year 2025 to Shari and all! Excellent top picks for all categories! Honda Civic, Toyota Prius, Mazda MX-5, Porsche Cayenne & 718.

[@billyrock8305]

Anything $25,000 or less made in Japan 😊

[@mikej238]

@@billyrock8305 You must have started drinking early

[@billyrock8305]

An illogical assertion. I do not partake in alcohol for recreational purposes. However, I did begin consuming tea at a young age, if that clarifies your meaning.

[@gillesthibault429]

None left.

[@expsterm1]

Nissan Versa

[@billyrock8305]

@@expsterm1 An excellent transportation device option. Logically, the decision to purchase a Nissan depends on your analysis of the car’s performance, reliability, and suitability for your needs. It would be illogical to base such a choice purely on emotion or brand loyalty without proper evaluation of the data.

[@dariuschicic8141]

Hopefully the Subaru Forester hybrid will be done with the same kind of quality as the CX-50 hybrid whenever it comes out. Anyways it's good to have lots of competition in the small SUV market because prices are just crazy.

[@cars291]

#AffordableCar. I am happy that there still is a category CAR vs all those faceless Crossovers. That said the mileage of the Mazda's kills most of them for me. Gotta love a Miata..

[@MoMo-ve7yq]

I am surprise not a Camry hybrid! I taken over Camry instead Honda civic hybrid.. .. more power and Awd

[@gillesthibault429]

AWD is useless in all but the most severe conditions and consumes too much extra fuel to be worth it.

[@frankk5477]

Honda doesn't include AWD based on cost.

[@VWGTO1]

@@gillesthibault429AWD provides extra stability in all slippery conditions.

[@MrKikoboy]

@@gillesthibault429 plus most AWD systems default to FWD - my 12 year old Tucson at least has a lock ( as do most Hyundai /Kia products ) - the rest you just have to hope you spin enough to get things to kick in...

[@george9258]

The Honda pilot is a good choice but the Toyota Grand Highlander hybrid max dose have plenty of towing potential ?

[@billbouldin2969]

AGREED! Happy New Year.

[@Thankyou_3]

Personally, I would have picked the Mazda 3 naturally aspirated engine model over any of the Hondas in this video. Hondas have disastrous Turbo engines, CVT are weak and reliability issues are rampant last few years.

[@gillesthibault429]

Over half of new Civics do not have a turbo: they're Hybrid. (My wife drives an '18 Civic Sport Touring: 1.5 Turbo 6MT - Over 100K miles and not a single problem: the key is Main-Te-Nance! Change your ^%$#! Oil!

[@dava00007]

A year ago I bought a Mazda 3 after seeing it recommended by you and a few other reviewers, it's a nice small car to drive around, but it has many really weak points that should be highlighted before recommending it: - The base sound system is atrocious, even compared to other sound systems in its price range - The car has a very low ground clerance, which makes it prone to damage to drive around in a city like Montreal where there are lots of speed bumps and the road is barely maintained - Back trunk storage is not practical and small (like all Mazdas, they're just not practical compared to other vehicles their respective category) - Even young kids will notice that the space is very limited at the back So, driving on the highway and the info tainment with the dial are really nice, its reliable... but the rest is pretty weak in my opinion. So, I got rid of it and bought a Subaru.

[@jamesstuart3346]

Good choices as usual Shari. Happy New Year and Bonne Annee from the Acadian Peninsula NB 😊

[@Topaz2022]

As we say good bye to 2024, would it not make more sense to pick best 2024 car of the year?

[@stevennguyen2070]

It’s great that you now have time stamp for each model in your clip! Thank you.

[@callesierra]

Thank you, very good choices in general. I see you prefer the Honda to the Toyota in most categories.

[@MrKikoboy]

You call $41,000 + affordable?

[@ismaelgonzalez2432]

I'm certain you know it is 2024. What about waiting for a few months, since 2025 is a few days away.

[@carmennavarra945]

I like the civic but I don't like hybrid systems would you still feel the same with a gas engine??

[@cardiogirl798]

I bought a Jeep Cherokee trailhawk and I just love it

[@dextersmithbsee]

The 2025 Civic Hybrid is a consensus best car of the year pick. By all accounts it is spectacular. Honda does it again. I just hope the merger with Nissan doesn't hurt their stellar engineering and manufacturing prowess.

[@benhaze1010]

Indeed!!

[@fremontpathfinder8463]

That's what worries me. I have a Honda 2020 HRV touring AWD and wonder if I should turn it in for a newer Honda before Nissan messes them up

[@MrKikoboy]

@@fremontpathfinder8463 do you think Carlos will take a commuter flight to Tokyo from Lebanon?

[@marcelm5681]

Don't like that the Civic hatch base model has auto stop/start on as a default. It appears that hybrid models don't have this. Anyone know why?

[@mikej238]

Hybrid engines run as needed. If it's off the electric motors are on

[@MrKikoboy]

to make you spend more to get less...

[@mikej238]

@@MrKikoboy its a hybrid, once the engine is at or near operating temp it shuts off when stopped. Someone has no idea how a hybrid works

[@paulkatz8250]

What about sedans ?

[@JackOfHearts42]

the first category was sedans.

[@nysavvy9241]

Mid size

[@johnreese3762]

I agree with all of your selections, very well done video!!

[@kevinc7756]

Prius, Camry and RAV4 hybrid are priced similarly for top trims. Which is best now? RAV4 will update in 2 years but I need a new car in 6 months.

[@ssteel8401]

Though I don’t disagree with these picks, most dealers in my are were inflating the prices. I ended up buying a 2023 outback wilderness. Subaru dealers were the least greedy.

[@romeotagudin3126]

Pls car test the GAC GA4 of Legado Motors. Observed that engine stop while driving

[@Pulsefire1995]

I fell in love with the Honda Civic Hybrid, its really nice and the driving experience is amazing. I am just waiting for the price to become a bit more affordable once the dealership lowers down the price. A few things that I didn't like was the screen, I wish it was a bit more bigger and offer more features. And in the back seat, there's no USB plug ins for the passengers nor an air vent for them. But other then that, the car is really amazing!

[@hithitnaw]

Got Civic hybrid and it is amazing.

[@RizHail]

I measured cargo space with 2nd row seats down. CRV and Forester have same space.

[@RafaelNowak-jn6br]

Im surprised crown signia didnt make this list i have a 2018 accord 2.0 and its great but has 116000 miles im looking for next car. Now i gotta figure out what honda to get looks like civic or crv

[@RotDogger]

Crown signia is a new design. Prepare for recalls. It will probably be amazing in 2027

[@williamgerlach9834]

You fail to mention how many of your picks have CVTs. Be careful purchasing any of those. I have read many reviews of Honda CVTs by mechanics. None of them are good.

[@nicolaasvanderboon572]

Exactly

[@RJMincey]

Excellent video and analysis as always. Just one question. You featured a large and small SUV, and a large and mid-size truck, but why only the compact sedan and nothing about a mid-size or full-size sedan? -Jeff M

[@hntr5751]

Had an awful experience attempting to buy a Honda civic hybrid hatch sport touring and civic hybrid sport… all the dealers in my area were scammy and were playing games. Went with a Mazda 3 hatch carbon turbo AWD instead🔥

[@troytruong8246]

Im not sure about honda 4cyl cars. I had 2007 acura tsx. Many things broke except the Engine and Trans at 255k miles.

[@jaleelakram2232]

I have the civic touring and drove the hybrid the other day.. low speed torque is great but I didn't feel much difference once it goes above 30 40 kmh specially on the highway it's all same.. my only complaint would be that this car needs lumbar support for long trips. This generation seats are way more comfier than 10th gen but still it needs lumbar support.

[@aristonaquino175]

❤mazda

[@wassimakkire7004]

What the problem with 15 years ago civic 🤨 I owned one & it's good & super reliable 😊

[@richardsimms251]

Great video. Thank you. RS. Canada

[@radamesseda2015]

Yeahhhh. Honda Civic 😊

[@troytruong8246]

One of the most honest and informed car reviewers on here! Subscribed! Love the content.

[@rohitnijhawan5281]

he really is not. video after video this guy shills for only honda, toyota and mazda. he'll sprinkle in some other expensive models like that porsche. but scratch deeper, watch about a dozen videos, he's doing promos for honda, toyota and mazda, only.

[@rudfil]

😂

[@tusharparekh8060]

Nice 👌 explanation 👍

[@markhu7454]

I think Honda has two more winners. Passport (essentially same as Pilot), Accord Hybrid (quieter than Civic)

[@ultrasummit]

If your car is hybrid and it’s not Ford, it wins an award.

[@paulekylou]

All overpriced. “Affordable” made me laugh out loud. Also, anything Musk-related is a no-go.

[@mikej238]

😂 Poor democrats

[@mikej238]

ahh poor liberal

[@fulgenluzano]

best choice!

[@checoPH]

Nice!

[@lennoxsmith915]

Excellent choices

[@yuriboguslavsky8868]

Great choices!

[@Raider19582]

When I started driving 🚗 a new Mustang was $3000 😢.

[@mikej238]

man are you old

[@jamesstuart3346]

When I started driving a mustang was an animal you got on and rode

[@flyboy008]

What about NX350h, where’s on the list

[@mikej238]

Not a new car.

[@islanddon865]

If l didn't find the Civic Hybrid's appearance so uncomely, l'd be driving it today, instead of my 2020 Civic Coupe. But that overbite of a nose and conservative tail-end, it just doesn't excite me. The COTY for me is still the beautiful, frugal and sporty Prius AWD. It hits MY tarkets on the bullseye, and everyone else up here l know in the Great White North.

[@Unshackled-drive]

Honda Civic - Top 10 stolen in GTA ~ Check.

[@gillesthibault429]

Mostly previous generations, though. Same for the CR-V.

[@paulybthealfaguy]

I would like to know what luxury vehicles did u test

[@creakid]

Civic's having quality issues with steering rack & direct-injection fuel leak. I'd need to choose (or swap to) its 2024 port-injected 2.0 powertrain. & Mazda3 lacks ride comfort...

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

Nothing can fit in the backseat of a Mazda 3 a dog maybe not any people

[@creakid]

​@@dampergoldenrod4156 As long as these people's legs are short, Mazda3's rear bench can “squeeze 3 passengers across with less torture” comparing to almost any car including Civic, Corolla, Impreza, etc. The Forester (from almost a decade ago) is the champion in this area.

[@Samhs111]

Any picks for minivans?

[@Boarderczar]

If Honda vehicles are superior why are they having to merge with other companies to stay afloat, is it a management problem?

[@susanmeredith4957]

Hi Shari I’m surprised you picked the Honda CRV Hybrid for #1. I think for the $ it’s missing a few features and personally I don’t like the looks.

[@crabslabbabs]

nah the nx loses to the toyota crown signia. It's cheaper and the insurance is much cheaper. It's essentially a lexus for less money

[@mikej238]

You mean the RX,?

[@MC77456]

Did you all know Honda is the biggest manufacturer of motors in the world for good reason.

[@mosikakooei2090]

Where is GX550 Shari😢😢

[@tonyjames5584]

Sub $25k new needs evaluation! We are headed into a massive recession & price reset...

[@vickymanghera1369]

No MDX type s....sad to know

[@gillesthibault429]

The MDX is at the end of its generation. Wait another year or two.

[@maenq1981]

Cannot agree more

[@dennis-qu7bs]

Nice video

[@nicolaasvanderboon572]

MAZDA 3 the only one with a "proper automatic"

[@jonnhygonzales3030]

is350 for all , simpler and less wheight than the is500. only problem is the new back is horrid, rather the old generation back.

[@Joa-y4y]

One major drawback with solid-state batteries, is the swelling of the battery during charging and, ultimately the degradation of the cell after extensive recharging, lithium is a very toxic metal for the environment, not many countries want to mine it, 98% of lithium is not recycled and goes in to land dumps, the huge amount of lithium used to make just one lithium car is not sustainable for all cars, it takes 1000 gallons of water turned toxic just to mine or build one lithium car, this is just lithium and not including cobalt which is another of many other real toxic metals causing air pollution when mined (horrible) better solution, hydrogen fuel cell future, the way fuel cell catalysts and membranes , there anode and cathodes are becoming so efficient that one day a tank the size of a large coke bottle full of cheap green hydrogen will take your car 1000 miles, this is coming and new home solar cells that make hydrogen coming to market , they will run homes and cars at cheap cost effective prices, why because solar cells have become much more cost efficient in making green hydrogen and better storage in long run, getting bang for buck from solar cells than having battery storage or just plan electricity, fuel cells will always have 10 times more power than any other lithium battery or solide state battery, fuel cell are proven and solide state or lithium will loose in the end when it comes to raw power , fuel cells are becoming truly remarkable engines for all transportation ect, hydrogen fuel cell refueling tanks for cars are made with really strong carbon fiber 5 times stronger than steel, tested for super safe high impact, making it safer than combustion engines or for that matter a lithium cars, plus amazing secret about hydrogen fuel cell cars is that each car actually cleans the air as it runs due to it`s clean watered electrolysis when released onto the atmosphere, after all lithium EV batteries cars most are still connected to oil and coal grids any way you look at them!

[@mikej238]

nice cut n paste. I'm sure you give one iota about the environment or recycling

[@dannyboy8850]

I am surprised that you didn't mention the Toyota Camry.

[@rudfil]

If BYD was going to sell EVs in North America they would put Tesla and the others out of business.

[@Mark132flw]

No sedans?

[@shootwithob]

Have you ever test drove Atlas? Try it. Its not always about reliability only. Premium feel matters for some consumers. Vw is good with reliability as well apart from Taos

[@nicksiks1407]

Thanks , good video !

[@ishanvyas1990]

Mazda CX-50 Hybrid?

[@kbc213700]

It's a little hard to hear that 'The most affordable' car is an almost $38,000 (before taxes) Honda Civic Hybrid. I have heard from many reviewers that the car is an amazing vehicle, but 'Affordable' it is not. Honda makes great cars - Accord, CR-V Hybrid, Ridgeline, etc - but there are now charging for them, the value they represent. Not criminally, or without merit, but 'affordable'?? Not so much.

[@bradmcdonnell6127]

I Don’t believe all your picks are the best but I can guess anybody can pick there choices

[@amberbeckford370]

Great picks! I’m a Acura girl, how do you feel about the RDX OR MDX for next year ?

[@RotDogger]

Save $20-30K and get a Passport. Same V6 as the MDX.

[@jeffruebens8355]

For me, the Toyota Camry because it is built in Georgetown Kentucky, or the Toyota Corolla Cross hybrid or Mazda CX-50 built in Alabama. To seat 7, a used Chrysler Pacifica minivan with a regular V6, preferably to just rent for long trips if you have a smaller family. The Ford Maverick for a small truck. The hybrid if you need less towing capacity. Ideally save money and buy them used with about 20 to 30 thousand miles.

[@mikej238]

@@jeffruebens8355 Cars built in Alabama and Kentucky makes me want to avoid them 😂

[@ВікторПатієвич-ш4ж]

Hybrid civic is affordable?? Nice joke