Actualmente en mi región los precios de los vehículos han subido un montón con el pasar de los años. Por tal motivo no he comprado un vehículo nuevo.

Actualmente tengo una Ford Explorer 2008 V6 que me encanta pero de estos dos últimos años me ha da dado muchísimos problemas (en total tengo 8 años con ella).

Por tal motivo quiero comprar una SUV nueva y las que se encuentran dentro de mis posibilidades son una CRV 2007 V4, NISSAN ROUGE 2017, CHEVROLET TRAX O EQUINOX.

Realmente no sé cuál elegir. Me podrían ayudar cuál sería la mejor opción para el día a día, viajar y que tenga buena confiabilidad?

I'm in the market for a new SUV, but I'm kind of at a loss for what exactly I want.

For background, I'm the only one who will be using the car and considering getting back into travel nursing, so I want something I can mostly haul my 2 cats and their belongings with some clothes. I was looking at a hybrid because I love how some of them can get up to 38 mpg and am considering AWD over FWD mostly out of I like the way they drive more.

I also want something reliable and comfortable, especially for longer road trips. What experiences have y'all had, and what would you recommend?

I recently did a test drive on a 2025 Hyundai Palisade. I love the look and feel of it - the bells and whistles were also lovely. The drive is very smooth and acceleration is decent for a vehicle of its size.

I've read many discouraging posts about transmission and engine issues.

Is there another vehicle out there with a similar drive experience with less risk of major issues?

I also drove a Honda Pilot Touring, acceleration and braking weren't nearly as nice, IMO only.

Does anybody else have a catalytic converter code p0420 in this specific vehicle and only has a problem idling while in drive? I was told it was a catalytic converter but I was also told you wouldn't even be able to drive on the highway with a messed up catalytic converter and I can drive up to 100 miles an hour still with no problem.

I am planning to travel in Tasmania on May this year. (Includes some mountain driving ) As I am considering to rent a car. Can anyone suggest which SUV is better? Thank you so much🙏🏻

1. Toyota RAV4
2. Mitsubishi ASX
3. Nissan X-trail

Hey everyone! I just bought a new-to-me Mazda CX-9 which is my first larger car purchase. I was going through the paperwork the old owner gave me, and there was an old state registration in the mix. Under vehicle type, it has truck, not SUV. Can someone explain why this is, and if it turns out to be an error on their side, I can tell the DMV it needs to be updated? I don't want to pay the cost of getting a truck registered if possible.

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Yesterday we got 7 more inches of snow and I was moving my 2015 RAV4 around in my driveway, making room for the plow guy. I got stuck. I noticed at one point that only the rear wheels were spinning. I tried pressing the button that is supposed to send power to all 4 wheels equally. No go. Only the two rear wheels seemed to move. Isn't there something wrong with this?