Best Midsize SUVs

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2024 Chevrolet Blazer
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2024 Chevrolet Blazer

People Are Paying: $33,170 - $50,467

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 19-29Rear Window DefoggerLane Keeping AssistHeated SeatsTraction ControlBackup CameraHeated Steering Wheel
2024 Buick Enclave
85

2024 Buick Enclave

People Are Paying: $39,227 - $62,734

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 17-26Head-Up DisplayParking AssistWIFI HotspotThird Row SeatingPremium Sound SystemLeather Steering Wheel
2022 Chevrolet Traverse
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2022 Chevrolet Traverse

People Are Paying: $23,619 - $43,984

Owners Like

  • Getting in/out of the third row seats is rated as easier than most vehicles in this segment
  • Economy / range are rated higher than average for the segment
  • The experience of using navigation in the vehicle is rated high

Owners Don't Like

  • The vehicle's heating and air conditioning do not operate as well as some competitors
  • Owners give lower than average ratings for the quality of the materials used inside the vehicle
  • Consumers give lower ratings for the vehicle's brakes than some competitors
2022 GMC Acadia
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2022 GMC Acadia

People Are Paying: $26,339 - $40,265

Owners Like

  • Economy / range are rated higher than average for the segment
  • High ratings for power of the vehicle's engine
  • The sound quality of the vehicle's audio system is rated high

Owners Don't Like

  • The vehicle's ability to carry everything is rated lower than average
  • Getting in/out of the third row seats is rated as less easy than most vehicles in this segment
  • The vehicle's heating and air conditioning do not operate as well as some competitors
2024 Honda Passport
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2024 Honda Passport

People Are Paying: $37,604 - $49,859

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 19-24Heated SeatsPower Lift GateRear Cross Traffic AlertParking AssistHeated Mirror(s)Heated Steering Wheel
2024 Honda Pilot
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2024 Honda Pilot

People Are Paying: $33,676 - $54,933

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 18-27Traction ControlLane Keeping AssistPremium Sound SystemParking AssistLeather Steering WheelPower Lift Gate
2024 Kia Telluride
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2024 Kia Telluride

People Are Paying: $34,037 - $58,306

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 18-26Remote Engine StartHead-Up DisplayLeather Steering WheelAndroid Auto / Apple CarPlayHeated Steering WheelBlind Spot Monitor
2024 Nissan Murano
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2024 Nissan Murano

People Are Paying: $34,310 - $50,116

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 20-28Cooled SeatParking AssistHeated SeatsBackup CameraTire Pressure MonitorHeated Steering Wheel
2024 Subaru Ascent
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2024 Subaru Ascent

People Are Paying: $31,256 - $50,538

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 19-26Stability ControlHeated Steering WheelLane Departure WarningBackup CameraPanoramic RoofLane Keeping Assist
2024 BMW X6
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2024 BMW X6

People Are Paying: $74,000 - $110,829

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 17-26Heated SeatsWIFI HotspotHeated Mirror(s)Stability ControlTraction ControlSunroof/Moonroof

Today's dominant family car isn't a car at all—it's a midsize SUV. The reasons are simple. Midsize SUVs offer a compelling combination of interior space, versatility, safety, and affordable purchase price. In addition, some midsize SUVs can carry up to eight people at a time.

Most midsize SUVs are crossovers based on vehicle platforms they share with sedans. However, some current ones still ride on a traditional truck frame, emphasizing their all-terrain capabilities. No matter their underlying architecture, one thing all midsize SUVs share is an excellent driving position.

With their elevated bodies, midsize SUVs lift their drivers above the traffic, giving them a commanding view of the road ahead. At the same time, their taller bodies and increased ride height make them easier to get into and out of than typical sedans and coupes.

The heightened bodies of midsize SUVs give them another significant advantage: extra interior space. Midsize SUVs provide buyers with significantly more passenger room and cargo space than a sedan based on the same platform. Auto designers leverage the height advantage by equipping their vehicles with versatile seating, enabling them to transport various combinations of people and things.

Many midsize SUVs also allow customers to choose the powertrain that meets their needs. All midsize SUVs give buyers the option of all-wheel drive to improve their vehicle's traction and safety. Beyond that, many of the best midsize SUVs offer conventional and hybrid powertrains that deliver excellent drivability and praiseworthy fuel economy.

Whether you have a family to transport or want to tote a lot of gear, the list of the best midsize SUVs on this page will help make your buying decision easier.


Note: J.D. Power ratings reflect our best available data, updated each September. For current model year ratings, we apply previous model year ratings until new consumer survey data is available in September. Learn more about our ratings methodology.

* Please use this rating with caution. The previous model year's rating was applied to this redesigned vehicle. These vehicles have the latest styling, technology, and other components, but are unproven in their first year and can be less reliable than their predecessor.

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