Top-5, Mid-Size, 3-Row SUVs // Our top picks for 2024. Size matter??

[@rashidtemuri3419]

Proudly a owner of 2023 Pilot Touring and loving it. Plan is to drive it till 200,000 miles, and I could not put that faith and confidence in any other brand beside Honda & Toyota

[@Will-cj5fn]

Are you saying about Honda Pilot?

[@rashidtemuri3419]

@@Will-cj5fn yes

[@nitha609]

My Kia Sedona is at 150k right now and planning to drive till it reaches 200k. So far no big issue (bought it new). Thinking about getting the carnival after 😊

[@hansdoreen]

Bad 2nd row safety due to bad seat & belt design. 2025 model fixed it a little, but not all the way. But great vehicle, could've been my #1 pick.

[@kirkwilson5900]

I have a 2004 pilot with 360k plus miles

[@Pamlg]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🚗 *Introduction to Mid-Size 3-Row SUVs* - Introduction to the top five mid-size 3-row SUVs for 2024. 01:21 🏆 *Honda Pilot Overview* - Honda Pilot's features and strengths. - Notable features: V6 powertrain, eight-passenger seating, soft suspension, infotainment upgrades. - Some cons: Basic lower trims, wired Apple CarPlay on smaller screens. 03:37 🚘 *Honda Pilot Specifications* - Honda Pilot's powertrain details and pricing. - 3.5L V6 engine, 10-speed automatic transmission, pricing in Canada and the US. - Fuel economy: 12.4 L/100 km city, 9.3 L/100 km highway (Canada), 19 mpg city, 25 mpg highway (US). 05:15 🏆 *Hyundai Palisade Overview* - Key features and characteristics of the Hyundai Palisade. - Notable features: Roomy interior, upscale design, V6 powertrain, sophisticated infotainment. - Some cons: No bench seat on top trim, wired Apple CarPlay, teased revolutionary redesign. 06:51 🚘 *Hyundai Palisade Specifications* - Hyundai Palisade's powertrain details and pricing. - 3.8L V6 engine, 8-speed automatic transmission, pricing in Canada and the US. - Fuel economy: 12.2 L/100 km city, 9.7 L/100 km highway (Canada), 19 mpg city, 24 mpg highway (US). 08:00 🏆 *Kia Telluride Overview* - Overview of the Kia Telluride and its characteristics. - Notable features: Rugged design, traditional shifter, similar to Palisade, comfortable ride. - Some cons: Firm seats, pricing higher for 2024, potential wait times. 09:19 🚘 *Kia Telluride Specifications* - Kia Telluride's powertrain details and pricing. - 3.8L V6 engine, 8-speed automatic transmission, pricing in Canada and the US. - Fuel economy: 12.8 L/100 km city, 9.8 L/100 km highway (Canada), 18 mpg city, 24 mpg highway (US). 10:46 🏆 *Mazda CX-90 Overview* - Overview of the Mazda CX-90 with a focus on its unique powertrain options. - Notable features: Inline-six engine, new platform, plug-in hybrid option, engaging handling. - Some cons: Sluggish transmission, trim-dependent interiors, limited third-row space. 12:01 🚘 *Mazda CX-90 Specifications* - Mazda CX-90's powertrain details and pricing. - Inline-six engine, 8-speed automatic transmission, pricing in Canada and the US. - Plug-in hybrid option, with limited electric range. 13:24 🏆 *Toyota Highlander & Grand Highlander Overview* - Overview of Toyota Highlander and Grand Highlander, including powertrain options. - Notable features: Multiple powertrains, spacious interiors, updated technology. - Some cons: Toyota's interior quality, availability of bench seats, waiting times for Grand Highlander. 15:10 🚘 *Toyota Highlander & Grand Highlander Specifications* - Powertrain details and pricing for Toyota Highlander and Grand Highlander. - 2.4L turbocharged 4-cylinder, 2.5L hybrid, and hybrid Max options. - Pricing in Canada and the US, fuel economy details for different powertrains. 21:05 🌟 *Honorable Mentions: Chevrolet Traverse, Dodge Durango, Volkswagen Atlas* - Brief overviews of the Chevrolet Traverse, Dodge Durango, and Volkswagen Atlas. - Mentioned strengths and characteristics of each model. Made with HARPA AI

[@JoseV323]

This is great! Thank you! The AI missed the Subaru Ascent at 21:54

[@mgp9733]

Pilot seems to be the most well rounded while still having the best AWD system and handling with the TrailSport trim being the most off road ready.

[@gregp.7148]

Love that you added Consumer Reports’ rating as well!

[@natashastaedt]

I just purchased the new Honda Pilot Elite, and truly the only critique I can give is the infotainment screen could be larger to keep up with the other competitors in it's class and a redesign on it's graphics/layout within the infotainment. Ditch the primary colours on the apps, but that is just a little nitpick. I personally am a fan that they kept the V6. All in all, this three row SUV feels well rounded, functional, and luxurious!

[@robertblack6630]

Well it's getting the Accords 12 inch screen later they just had to many parts shortages so they left room for it

[@mbenton6]

Too cheap looking

[@percivalmontemayor57]

Got the mazda cx90 and its a blast to drive with a luxurious interior

[@mbenton6]

Me too

[@bigheadrec]

The 3rd row in most of these is quite tight, but the big trend in the last decade has been for families ditching the more utilitarian minivan for the more "sexy" SUV look... In my opinion, the Grand Highlander is the way to go if you want space, efficiency and overall reliability. I still think that the minivan is the best choice for large families. Cheers!

[@harrys2331]

Me too. Minivans were underrated for families in the last years.

[@yms9829]

This is what I thought until I’ve done my own research. I don’t care about exterior at all. I bought a Pilot, not an Odyssey, because I watched FMVSS301 of minivans and saw the third is generally not safe enough as the seat would crumble and collapse to the second row.

[@leetreado3801]

Forget the cars, I think you guys have THE BEST car review vids out there. Informative, great production value and your personalities shine. Thanks!

[@andrewarecco9878]

Where is the Pathfinder? I own a 2022 model, great mid size 3 row suv.

[@2GoodLookin]

Most likely it was in the shop.

[@seattlewa.]

if u ask me which u choose Honda crv

[@A3A4Tom]

Although I think 6-cylinder is an absolute necessary in this kind of heavy vehicle, I am intrigued by Toyota's Hybrid Max system. My personal favourite has to be Mazda CX-90 and Toyota Highlander family. As nice as Telluride and Palaside are, I am not dealing with those arrogant dealers when it comes to these hot sellers.

[@al151]

I test drove all a month ago. I owned a mazda and that was my trade in. CX90 offers the best engines overall but space wise lacking big time. Toyota GH felt very cheap but that Hybrid Max was fun. I was ended up getting a 24 calligraphy Palisade with beige interior. I couldn’t justify paying $6000 more for the Toyota and Mazda. Especially Mazda would be a tough choice if you have two kids and a dog.

[@mbenton6]

​ bought the cx90 turbo s premium plus. There is nothing like it for 60,000 dollars

[@jonclassical2024]

Very nice job on this series guys, much appreciated! (So glad you recognized the Durango, I have a 2016 Hemi V8 R/T and at 100k, no issues, solid as a rock, handles great, 23 mpg. highway, red leather interior, Beats sound system...one of the best vehicles I have ever owned!)

[@andreaspencer9813]

The Durango is such a great vehicle, glad yours has been good to you!

[@tomcat6933]

I agree. I wish the durango would do an update. My son has 2012, and it has over 200,000 miles. Replaced brakes and tires. That's it.

[@timbrooks6538]

Great video. I mostly stuck to your car review videos and decided to give the “Top Picks” a try. I’m glad I did, I really enjoy them. Keep up the good work.

[@Jeff_Louis]

Been driving my Grand Highlander Hybrid Limited for over a month now. Absolutely love it! Spacious enough even in third row for adults and tons of cargo capacity. Hybrid engine is great, averaging 7.5L/100km. Still waiting for my block heater and second key fob to arrive though

[@58BC]

Very helpful video. I would point out that while you seem to prefer 3 bench seats, in practical terms of getting folks in and out, I prefer the captain's chairs in 2nd row. Looking to get a hybrid 3 row car soon.

[@gibbonsfamily6735]

We love our VW Atlas. In 2023, it had the largest interior feel of all.

[@ddavidson5]

I took delivery of a Mazda CX90 PHEV GT at the end of August and it suits me. I wasn't looking for a big carry-all vehicle but more of something with a little more room than a 2 row and I liked the plug-in feature for putzing around town, which is most of what I do. I know you have talked about the CX90 transmission not shifting the best but I haven't noticed anything. Then again I don't drive it like a sports car, because, you know, it isn't, but I do find the CX90 does handle well for a vehicle of this size. I am happy with my purchase but for sure if you are looking for the roomiest vehicle (or close to it) in this class there are others to look at.

[@trewright1482]

Really like the look of the Mazda

[@jamaicanlawyergirl]

Have my Mazda CX-90 for 14 years come August and this is the first year I have to spend any money outside of normal service. One of the best vehicles ever made.

[@arkeshsharma]

Great review! It’ll be helpful if you add one more point about cabin noise in your reviews. Some people prefer a quieter cabin so it’ll help them make an informed decision.

[@bigdaddycraze]

Good video, thank you. For the gentleman, may I ask how tall you are? Trying to get a visual for much space the seats have.

[@angelamgrant8327]

They really need to offer the bench in the middle as an option for the regular Highlander on the upper trims. It would make it more utilitarian and a selling point for this smaller 3 row.

[@robinkershen1054]

I agree - that's why it's a "no" for me...

[@supersteve8305]

When covering vehicles this size, and most with automatic transmission, there is a high probability the buyer pkans to tow something. Perhaps you could throw in tow rating right after torque rating. I tow a 21 ft boat. I would go for the Honda or Mazda myself, but primarily on looks. I might change my mind after test driving them all. Nice review.

[@michaelgarvin8621]

Terrific video and great information on all these vehicles! Keep up the great work guys👍👍

[@JasonDeaToronto]

Great video as always. We went with the new pilot black edition. Drives less boat like than others we tried. But the removable 2nd row seat is it's best feature and a great example of how the Honda really shines in practicality and usability

[@MrNurse-cr1lq]

How is the infotainment? Our 2020 would glitch all the damn time.

[@JasonDeaToronto]

@@MrNurse-cr1lq pretty good imo. Screen could bigger but it's good enough. We use android auto and apple carplay exclusively. Only minor nitpick is the system itself takes longer to boot up when you start the car than other cars we've had

[@robbyprice8247]

I have a 2022 the infotainment is total junk. Honda needs to get with it. Thats my biggest gripe with my Honda above anything else. Anyone who says it’s okay prob hasn’t used or driven the completion. They are currently catching up to where Toyota and dodge were at 10 years ago. Thats a big difference.

[@gregp.7148]

Would be great to see their wheelbases compared! That would give us a good idea of their interior space.

[@Slim1986]

Great top pick as always!! Hopefully, you can do the top 5 luxury 3 rows SUVs

[@M12126]

What vehicle are you sitting in doing your review it looks nice

[@TwoPair72]

I have a CPO '23 pathfinder Platinum with only 10k miles. Roomy, powerful and rides well. I personally think it's got more than 284. I has been in the shop for three issues. 1. Memory seat module went bad 2. Front collision system needed a new sensor and camera 3. Fuel pump went out 4. The actual mirror on the driver's side had to be re-mounted 5. The clock seems to have a mind of it's own 6. Replaced the tires since there were a couple of tears in the Bridgestone's sidewall This is Certified. I would liked to have been a fly on the wall when it went through inspection. I'm going to see where I am at and try to pick up a '24 Acadia. Glad it's still under warranty.

[@mikeh8062]

Great video! We really enjoy watching your shows. Are you going to do a top 5 3 row larger luxury SUVs? I’m looking at the Lincoln Aviator or Navigator. I haven’t seen any information yet on the 2024 Aviator. Hope you have something on that soon. 😁

[@ArashAghajani]

Why didn't you mention Nissan Pathfinder? 😮 The space in the 3rd row of Pathfinder is more than that of Mazda and Toyota Highlander and it’s completely suitable for families.

[@alessab.9395]

Pilot❤❤❤ no review for the new pathfinder w/o CVT?

[@KevinFry-pw2jh]

This is the best overview of Cars-SUV"s you can watch and understand.

[@tavo3234]

I'll take the Palisade Calligraphy... It has more than the competition...

[@expressinpoetry8957]

With grand highlander being out of stock and production issues, can you suggest a good space 3 row suv space wise for 8 seating?

[@DanielAcostaAZ]

Ascent has been great for us, drives like a Honda V6 which is a good thing.

[@Prettyfunny40]

I drove the Subaru Ascent recently and loved it. I found is spacious. I was surprised for the not so good reviews on it. Didn’t noticed the “noise” level though. What do you think about that?

[@MultiWaldo666]

Great video, I would love a Segment where you go over how hard it is to find these said vehicles since 3 of the 5 videos you had are impossible to find since the dealerships are all out and can take months to even get to look at one. Other then that, amazing details and the fact you are Canadian is even better

[@alikarmali2281]

Will you be reviewing the 2024 Santa Fe? Curious to see how it compares to Pilot or Highlander given the refresh

[@JazzyMB7]

Love your informative videos so appreciated, what do you think about 2023-24 Mitsubishi Outlander is this good SUV

[@SandraCarter-j8y]

I'm looking for a smaller SUV with power. I drive in the Dallas/Fort Worth traffice and you have to be able to have some pick up and go because, if not, you will get run over.... Which one for power with a sleek look and large navagation screen?

[@johnmaynard8399]

What do you think of these suv s with double clutch transmissions.Are they liable for years of driving ?

[@kennychiu8278]

I will pick Mazda CX-90 because of the 3rd row seats is the best fits for Mother-In-Law. based on Zack mentioned twice @ 10:50 in this video. Thank you Zack!

[@sizzlacalunji]

😂

[@Buz_makinasi]

Mazda did bad at crash test

[@raymondsnow7745]

CX-90 did well in crash testing, better than the Grand Highlander. Pilot did well except Moderate overlap where it was Marginal

[@dalea4350]

I'm going for the grand Highlander. 27mpg, 450lbs torque, 3 real rows of seats, Toyota reliability, and 0 to 60mph in just over 5 seconds, wow. Cannot wait to get mine

[@John_May.]

Not in the market for a 3rd row, but it's a Motormouth video, so I watched.

[@Subh8081]

If I were in the market for a 6 or 7-seater with a 3rd row that can at least seat a shorter adult comfortably and still have practical boot space behind the third row, I would go for a minivan, rather than an SUV as my vehicle of choice. Something like Honda Odessey, Hyundai iMax, Kia Carnival, Volkswagen Caddy, Toyota Tarago would be in the mix, maybe even LDV MIFA if I'm feeling lucky or the Merc V class if I won the lottery.

[@revmd621]

Thanks, Guys! I love and trust your content. 😊

[@danielmiedema5836]

Yea I'm in for the best midsize 2 row ice segment

[@hanajensen4608]

Loved the video and would love to own a new honda pilot! but I was waiting for the Jeep grand cherokee L to show up somewhere and never saw it, don't know you opinion on it but would love to see a video or someone talk bout it to see what you guys think of it!

[@kimcissell1905]

No third row seat

[@sylvio1052]

The CX-90 with he inline 6 would *definitely* be my choice!

[@mbenton6]

It is my choice I got one

[@vivekmalhotra7202]

inside space is cramped. third row pure garbage

[@mdniteeagl1647]

You didn't mention that the Mazda CX-90 inline-6 models are actually mild hybrids, which is why they get such terrific city mileage. The redesigned Traverse would be on my short list except for the rear side windows which result in a huge C-pillar and limited side visibility if you're seated in the third row.

[@johnhughes7491]

How about a show about a two row mid sized suv

[@turboash78]

Remember when every regular sized car could haul 6 people? Was also when full sized wagons had far more cargo space than all these hatchbacks combined.

[@ImpulseAudioSpeakers]

This is what I don’t understand. All our modern vehicles are huge, but feel small inside. I guess they’re full of air bags, screens, ventilation, and styling. New cars such.

[@djplonghead5403]

Yeah, cars should be wide. A 2005 park avenue can seat 6 because of the front Bench seat. You think with hybrids without a transmission tunnel they could do better at fitting more people in. Old wagons could seat 9.

[@raymondsnow7745]

The side opening rear seats on the Country Squire could fit 10!

[@Hallowsaw]

Yeah i would love if there was an accord or avalon wagon

[@TCPUDPATM]

SUVs make money. People fell for marketing and abandoned the efficiency of cars. Goes to prove that people don’t know what they want.

[@sinhalo]

- 2024 GMC Acadia - Chevy Blazer EV - Outlander or Outlander PHEV (Best bang for the buck, but I would question quality even though this is one of the top selling SUVs)

[@ahmedalfi8487]

Great review - can yoj please update with best Hybrid 3 row recommendations

[@kenmenezes7499]

I bought the CX90 PHEV. It is a big heavy car but drives great and mileage is the best.

[@junadolfo3339]

How much miles are you getting per liter?

[@adamton7274]

Great list. It will be interesting to see how the Chevy/GMC will stack up... Found it interesting that Jeep GC-L didn't make the cut.

[@notsodelusional]

Jeeps are turds.

[@solidstream13]

I was surprised Acura MDX did not make it

[@francisgallozzi2595]

My pick is CX-90 Signature

[@mbenton6]

Me too

[@5iveshineboy]

May I ask why thinking bout purchasing the cx90 sport

[@WilliamAtkins-t8p]

No mention of the ford Explorer? Curious if it is bad??

[@JoKIA_-100]

I tend to be utilitarian with my vehicles so I’d pick the Pilot; as Zack said, it does everything well. I find it bewildering most of these don’t have a bench seat for the second row. Great reviews as always. Love these year end Best of videos.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Glad you are enjoying our Top 5 video series, it's a great wrap up to the year.

[@mikedfurman]

They do until you get to the top trim. I think all base and up to top have bench as standard.

[@gwenjohn8673]

I drive long distances for my work hauling a lot of equipment-do any of the models have a trim where the third row is removed?

[@jon4069]

I've been looking at these models lately, and it seems all the 3rd rows just lay down flat. Not removable. I think if one un-bolted the 3rd row, you would have a large cavity inn the back as the seats lay down flush.

[@JTKels]

In order of reliability & Resale::: Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Mazda, Palisades, Telluride, traverse, Atlas, & Durango

[@JB-xd1fo]

Telluride #1

[@gregp.7148]

Where’s the fully electric 2024 Kia EV9 from the list or the honourable mention?

[@Bleachdemon88]

Just got my Mazda CX 90, I got the base model but I’m super happy with it. They had a sale this month for 1.9 interest

[@yuriykorenyak2351]

The Honda Pilot 2023-2024 model stands out as an exceptional choice in its class, offering remarkable value for its price point. It combines impressive features, reliability, and versatility, making it a compelling option for those seeking a well-rounded vehicle.

[@ThiagoNegriniMD]

Thank you for this video. Looking for a switch from my mini van to a 3 row SUV and this video was very helpful. Sounds like the Gran Highlander is the pick for me. Sad that Canada doesn’t offer AWD options. So frustrating.

[@willoverkill8461]

Having fallen in love with Toyota hybrids and their MPG I'd need to wowed to buy anything else given the same price. The Highlander XLE hybrid and Grand Highlander XLE hybrid are roughly the same price after BC taxes, I'd struggle to pick between those two, kinda odd though

[@robbyprice8247]

I did the math, had my dad do the math. Hybrids don’t save money. The extra cost in car registration, insurance, sticker price, maintenance, and larger drop in resale value compared to a ICE. It’s a slight financial loss. We did the math for someone drive 15,000/miles a year and for someone putting 30,000/year. Either way you save more money buying a gas when accounting for all factors.

[@willoverkill8461]

@@robbyprice8247 It's different here, no extra costs to register or insure a hybrid, only increased maintenance cost is a brake fluid flush every 3 year mark, and hybrids hold their value better, more in demand. Using a Highlander XLE 11.2 vs 6.6 gas vs hybrid L/100km fuel consumption, driving 16,000kms a year and our $1.75 gas in BC, fuel savings alone are $1300 a year. Similar savings if driving 25,000kms a year using 10.0 vs 7.0 L/100km combined ratings. With a $3300 price difference to get the hybrid vs regular gas, it pays for itself in 2.5 years. I had a similar calc getting my Camry hybrid vs a normal gas, it was just over 2 years to pay the difference in purchase cost.

[@davidhypes5228]

Great video as always guys! You two are the best! My wife and I are retired, with no children, and we are team minivan all the way. We are on our 6th one of various brands. It’s the Pacifica Hybrid Limited and love it! It is similar in size on the outside, but way more room on the inside than any of these. We’ve had 4’x8’ sheets of plywood and a 7.5 foot couch in ours with the hatch closed. Let’s see any of these sport “utility” vehicles do that! 😂

[@gregp.7148]

Latest model Nissan Pathfinder fits 4’x8’ plywood sheet. It was in the reviews when it came out a year or so ago.

[@gregp.7148]

@@ovpet4133 we’ll just have to try 🙂. 4x8 sheet fits, then 7.5 couch is less than 8 😉

[@johngoodwyn8246]

Just took Delivery yesterday of my 24 Ford Maverick Hybrid XLT pretty happy so far. Do you have an update on your VW delivery.....?

[@andreaspencer9813]

Wow, congratulations on your Maverick, such a cool truck. We are hearing it may arrive at the end of December or sometime in January. Cross your fingers!

[@canikissyouyes]

what is the one you guys sitting in as you do this video? is it a 2024 Porsche Cayenne

[@jerrycaughron7378]

Excellent analysis! Thank you😊

[@cg741graf5]

Curious why the Lincoln Black Label Aviator 2024 is not in any position?

[@thetabbycat]

So which one is the best lol i want the 8 seater but a large 3rd row that would comfortably fit 3 adults at the same time in that row. storage for groceries dont care about gas mileage. Fold down seats a plus, with some bells and whisles, but that can also tow a trailer loaded down with 2 dirt bikes and a 4wheeler and thats awd 😅

[@raymondsnow7745]

Sounds like you really want an AWD minivan! Bring back the Astro and Aerostar!

[@andyk4972]

Great video. Thank you. Loads to digest. Would have loved info on warranties for all or perhaps highlights. It plays into pros and cons for our family. Thanks again…

[@mbenton6]

Dont like your channel any longer but i picked up the CX90 Turbo S PP in Artisan red and tan interior. Love love love it. So luxurious. And a head turner

[@timphillips4147]

Just tuned in for another informative and entertaining countdown both 🎉

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you, glad you liked it!

[@gpettit1954]

You guys really missed the boat on this one. The dated interior on some of those models needs to go. And the Korean models like the kia sorento are very impressive for the money 22:47

[@marktuyet]

Bought a new Mazda CX 5 premium plus yesterday . What a nice vehicle.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Awesome choice, congratulations!

[@gregkramer5588]

Well done again Andrea and Zack! Personally not sold on the Mazda yet but you guys know more than me.

[@caseydupriest4484]

I’m looking at a 2023 Dodge Durango RT right now. It’s my dream car before they are totally redesigned or done away with. Purely a “want” kind of buy. Definitely not practical but it’s the “cool mom car.” Any durango owners have any advice?

[@devlops]

I just loved the "Mother-in-law" comment for the Mazda review.😄 Great videos overall, congratulations!!

[@tjbabin5894]

Great info ! Thanks ,I am just starting to shop and this really helps !

[@rendadoney4996]

You gave a lot of good information, but I was really interested in a comparison of the space to haul cargo with 2nd and 3rd row seats down.

[@2GoodLookin]

You've made my shopping whole lot easier.

[@pedrohsieh5265]

Great Video !!! Prices went up for the available Telluride, Palisade will be renewed soon, no Toyotas available to buy, so we are happy with the 8 seat Pilot Touring + removable/storageble seat. Very light steering, small screen and auto engine off are low points

[@stevegonzales3612]

I looked at a lot of different vehicles and went with one that isn't on your list: Genesis GV80 Advance Plus 3.5T AWD. Price was up there, but it's well worth it to me.

[@knzulfi]

Should I go for ascent !!… @10:50 Mazda C90 seems to be the choice ..😬

[@DavidFlores-du3rm]

I'm trying to like the Mazda CX90 but the looks in the back just look weird to me like a round bubble head. Kia Telluride seems like best option for me. Great video really appreciate it :)

[@bhowe999]

How can you add the Traverse as an honorable mention when its not even out yet? Same with its platform sharing Acadia

[@GunsAndRoses-p1g]

Why is pathfinder not in your list ?

[@kennethtorres4662]

CX 90 all the way!!!

[@dawudgt]

Third row for kids, expensive and not good fuel economy.

[@charlestorr1650]

You did not mention the Nissan Path finder!

[@pilfjd]

Any comment on why you don't quote the combined EPA cycle? I prefer that number than the "highway" number.

[@danielsabat9645]

Im looking at third row vehicles and looked at these but cannot justify it over the usefulness and practicality of a minivan like the odyssey or sienna.

[@keska01]

I got the Atlas 2024 Cross sport to to avoid the 3rd row :P - love the car so much :)

[@mbenton6]

Savage said this cat is terrible

[@keska01]

@@mbenton6 why? I’m enjoying it a lot so far, but it’s only been 3 months 👍

[@moeken6063]

I test drove the new 2024 Grand Highlander with the four-cylinder turbocharged engine I got maybe a mile down the road decides not for me, very loud motor inside the cabin.

[@simple610]

Very curious about the 2024 GMC Acadia once you get your hands on it. The Traverse too, since same powertrain. Hopefully you both can test drive them soon and give us an updated video for the Acadia and Traverse. Personally I like the Acadia a tad more

[@candiceb4779]

Yes I wanted to buy in December but trying to wait for the Acadia and traverse, super bummed it’s not out yet 👎🏻 hope I’m still able to get decent deals when they come out 🙏🏻

[@Your_friend4567]

Can you do mid size small suv 2024 aswell

[@timothyburnside3229]

Great review as always and with the collapse of the EV market Toyota should be applauded for having both Hybrid and non-hybrid engine choices!!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Hybrids are such a great choice and Toyota continues to push forward with them which we love.

[@teresacerna1612]

Great video , must disagree on caption seats. When there are two car seats in the middle row the captain seats allows for the extra passenger to squeeze between to the third row. No one would unhook and change out two car seats from middle row to third row with toddlers

[@noboringcars1227]

A useful comparison as I am selecting a vehicle in this class. The bench middle seat is a big deal to me. I am going to look at the Pilot but I strongly favor the Palisade due to my good experience with two Hyundai’s.

[@DougWaslen-p4y]

Any reason why the Pathfinder didn’t make the list?

[@peterdement]

Consider including the payload value for the vehicle you are showing, including a shot of the yellow sticker on the drivers side door jamb. The tow rating is less important than the payload which is usually the first to be violated.