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1. Which of these classes of SUVs would you consider? Check at least one Subcompact SUVs Nimble, all-weather traction, and fuel efficiency. Compact SUVs A nice blend of roominess, functionality, handling, fuel-economy at a good price. Midsized SUVs Usually an SUV with a three-row configuration. Large SUVs Work horses that haul people and cargo, and pull loads. Luxury entry-level SUVs A premium experience for beginners. Luxury compact SUVs All the good stuff compressed into a small package. Luxury midsized SUVs Power, convenience and comfort are all here. Luxury large SUVs The best technology and luxury sized up.
2. Which of these starting price ranges are acceptable? Prices are based on the manufacturers' base models. Upgraded models may cost thousands more. Check any, all or none $19,000 to $24,999 $25,000 to $29,999 $30,000 to $34,999 $35,000 to $39,999 $40,000 to $46,999 $47,000 to $50,999 $51,000 to $59,999 $60,000 and up.
3. Which of these safety features do you want? Check any, all or none Forward Collision Warning Automatic emergency braking--City Automatic emergency braking--Highway Pedestrian Detection Lane Departure Warning Lane Keeping Assist Blind Spot Warning Rear Cross Traffic Warning (not designed to detect small motorcycles, bicycles or pedestrians)
4. What sort of mileage would you accept? The best fuel efficiency comes from electric SUVs. Low fuel costs may mean a limited range of 200 or 300 miles before a battery charge is required. Some models offer a hybrid system. Check any, all or none 74 mpge (miles per gallon equivalents) and better. 30 to 37 mpg 26-29 mpg 21-25 mpg 14-20 mpg
5. How much acceleration do you prefer? Zero to 60 mph acceleration is an important measure to know how the vehicle performs during merging and evasive maneuvering. Check any, all or none Zero to 60 mph in 4.3 to 6.9 seconds Zero to 60 mph in 7 to 8.9 seconds Zero to 60 mph in 9 to 1.1 seconds
6. How quickly do you want your vehicle to stop at sixty miles per hour? At 60 mph, a person's perception and reaction time of 1.5 seconds is a distance of at least 132 feet. The distances below consider only the time after the driver hits the brake. Check any, all or none Stop in 120-129 feet Stop in 130-139 feet Stop in 140-147 feet
7. Seating capacity. How many people will you need to seat? Fun fact: According to Mobility Lab, about 85 percent of the cars on American roads are used to transport only one person. Check any, all or none 8 seats 7 seats 6 seats 5 seats
8. How much leg room will the drivers of your SUV need? Leg room should be approximately ten inches more than a man's pant length. Check any, all or none 44 inches of leg room 43 inches of leg room 42 inches of leg room 41 inches of leg room 40 inches of leg room
9. SUVs for taller and claustrophobic drivers. If you often bump your head on a car's ceiling or don't like confined spaces, check this box. Check any, all or none Yes, give extra points to vehicles with more leg and head room.
10. Would you like a shorter vehicle in the class and capacity you've selected above? If you often need to fit into a tight parallel parking space, consider the SUV's length. Check any, all or none Yes, give extra points to shorter vehicles.
11. Do you need a good amount of cargo capacity? Check any, all or none Yes, a spacious trunk area is important.
12. Is towing capacity a consideration? Towing capacity varies greatly. Some SUVs can pull over 9000 pounds. Some only a thousand pounds. Some nothing at all. Naturally, the bigger SUVs generally can tow more. Check any, all or none Yes, the more the better
13. What sort of drivetrain do you prefer? The drivetrain delivers power to the wheels. We have listed all the packages available on over 100 of the best SUVs. Check any, all or none All-wheel-drive standard (even on the base price models) Option of 4-wheel-drive, all-wheel-drive or front-wheel-drive. Option of 4-wheel-drive, all-wheel-drive or rear-wheel-drive. Option of 4-wheel-drive or rear-wheel-drive. Option of all-wheel-drive or rear-wheel-drive. Option of all-wheel-drive or front-wheel-drive.
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