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January 13th, 2022 03:31 PM #111
Look for a used Subaru Forester XT (SJ platform). If you can find the late model ones (2017-2018) with the steering-adaptive headlights, much better. They would be priced around 1M or less nowadays.
There are crossovers and there is the Forester XT. Comfort, performance, handling, ground clearance, and cargo space - it has what most family needs in a vehicle.
It might be the last Forester XT as Subaru has no plans of reviving a turbo-powered Forester.
If you just want a reliable and easy to maintain crossover with good interior space and comfortable ride, then you can’t go wrong with a CRV.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkLast edited by Egan101; January 13th, 2022 at 03:34 PM.
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January 26th, 2024 11:14 AM #112
Reviving this thread. Currently, what's our best bet for this? The Kicks is a little over the 1.3M price tag. But I heard the Toyota Corolla & Yaris Cross still uses NMH battery vs. Li-Ion for the Kicks?
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January 26th, 2024 11:58 AM #113
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January 26th, 2024 12:05 PM #114
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January 26th, 2024 12:30 PM #115
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January 26th, 2024 12:53 PM #117
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January 26th, 2024 01:13 PM #118
I would agree. The Territory is the biggest passenger car you can get at this price range. The MG HS, meanwhile, is nearly the same size and is just as feature-packed but I think the Territory will drive and ride better. The MG is currently 300k less than the Territory so it still merits a test drive, if I were the buyer.
- The Yaris Cross has a line a mile long and is, quite unfortunately, a DNGA platform (stay away from those!). The Corolla Cross is an older design and a bit over budget.
- The HR-V is a decent choice (has Honda Sensing) but what you'll get at this price range is the smaller engine. More of a single dude's ride, I think.
- The BR-V is a little smaller than the Territory but it seats 7 and will have better resale value. It's a good family car.
- The Kicks will fit in the budget but it doesn't have a spare tire and is a tad smaller (it will still fit 3 ppl and a dog). Good acceleration and fuel economy, though.
- The Suzuki XL7 is a practical choice (it's under 1.2M for a mild hybrid) and has lots of space for the doggo.
- GAC's lineup has a lot that can fit in the budget (including a 7-seater and a sporty "R-style") but it is a bit of an unknown, to be honest.
- Maxus has a Territory-sized rival that can seat 7, but they are rebranding soon so better wait for that instead.
- The Geely Coolray can compete but it's an aging platform and there have been issues with the distributor recently.
Thoughts:
I would pick the Kicks if the buyer is looking at fuel economy as the most important factor.
The BR-V if the buyer wants more space for the dog + the kids and is planning to resell the car in the future.
If the buyer is looking at value for money, I would pick the MG HS. It's an SUV for 1M and feels luxurious inside.
The best one of them all is still the Territory, I think. It's big, feature-packed, a brand new release, and drives great.
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January 26th, 2024 01:41 PM #119
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January 26th, 2024 02:07 PM #120
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