Damn...I drove by a Seltos last night and was genuinely impressed and said "I'm going to watch Seltos videos tomorrow", and then....boom. Thanks, Micah and Evie!
I would call this a solid “maybe”. My only hesitation is just a personal bugaboo of mine where I don’t like to drive the same vehicle anyone in my family drives. 💁🏼♂️
I loved a car so much, I could only drive when visiting my sister. Darnit, she won the race to two of the cars I wanted. Oh well, then I got something no one would and surprisingly enjoyed it. So Evie, its a maybe, but the family have the same car dilemma.
For what it is worth..I live in Manitoba -35 deg C (-31F) today. I have a 2021 Seltos EX Premium AWD. I have studded winter tires and have no problem starting and stopping on icy back roads and deep snow, so I would suggest you and your wife could feel confident driving in the mountains if you have good tires. The AWD system on the Seltos works proactively unlike some AWD systems that react only after wheel spin occurs. The Canadian models have a few extra standard features depending on trim level. The EX premium has features like a heated steering wheel,heated washer nozzles, safe exit assist,mud guards,carpeted floor mats,remote start. But we only get the black interiors. The MSRP for my car was $30,595.00 cdn. You did a great video full of fun and useful information plus no wine bottles were harmed in the making of it!
I love hearing from actual owners! Folks chronically underestimate the importance of tire choice. Studs would be overkill for us but it sounds like a Seltos on proper snow tires would work great. Hope you're staying warm up there. Cheers!
I definitely think this would be a good segway from an old CRV. Relatively the same size buuut better styling, safer, new tech, etc. I personally think it's a great contender! (Although personally I'd wait until the new Hyundai Tucson comes out or even the bigger Kia Sorento because hot dayum, they both look amazing 😍)
I think it's not a bad option, but Evie is very similar to my wife in terms of what she cares about in her vehicle and after driving both the Seltos and the Kona, my wife decided in the Kona. The styling and slightly more comfortable ride won her over.
I drive the S model, fwd with all the safety features and the 2.0 with a CVT. I'm 6'5" and have more than enough room in the drive side. I always drove Volvo so this had to be solid. Tightest turning radius of anything I've ever driven. Bonus is surfboards on a black Seltos looks so fine.
1. Yes, Evie should drive the Kia Seltos. It is sized right for her. 2. That's Micah's mom? She looks more like Evie's older sister! 3. The three of you are fun to watch together.
The answer is easy. You're looking for something that isn't too fancy but has some nice touches. Something that has a little style all its own, and looks unique on the road. Something that fits a family, and can take you off-road without compromising on road. You're looking for something that won't break the bank. You drove the wrong Jeep. You need to look at a 2021 Jeep Cherokee (not Grand Cherokee) Trailhawk V6. It is all the vehicle anyone needs.
I think you should try a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid specifically or a Honda CR-V Hybrid is mechanical AWD is a worry but I recently got a 2019 Toyota RAV4 and I absolutely love it! Edit: Or a Toyota Venza I feel like Evie would really like the styling!
Yes, get it. I love my Gravity Gray S AWD which isn’t quite as nice as the EX but simply working well for me & has been admirable in the suddenly snowy winter here in Boston ...
My friend drives a Seltos with the DCT, and it's already had to be replaced. It either fails to deliver power, or it shifted into reverse without warning. That should help anyone who was wondering if it was DCT or CVT causing transmission problems.
@@SpencerBloomenthal-we4rb if she found the subcompact Seltos family friendly then surely she'll find the Bronco Sport adequate. She doesn't want bigger vehicles and the Bronco sport is based on the the compact Ford Escape.
@@nabilm2941 the outback is a good size they live in the mountains and i feel like she doesnt look like a kia person it doesn’t fit her personality my mom has a 2018 outback
I test drive one and really liked it, but did find it a bit loud on the highway. What do you consider “off road”? I think the Seltos would do fine on back/rough roads.
If I were you, I would wait for Volkswagen Taos. It comes with new 1.5 Turbocharged mated to dsg that will provide quicker off the line, sportier driving in terms of dsg speaking and very fuel efficient. And almost compact size of rear legroom of Tiguan.
How's VW reliability these days? Asking in all seriousness -- my last interaction with VW was the ignition coil issues back in the early 2000s, but I haven't kept track of how they've done since then.
@@jonathankleinow2073 VW reliability has improved lately and top seller in Europe due to great fit and finish. Currently at 94k trouble-free on my Jetta. I occasionally top off on coolant since it is turbocharged which means it is higher compression engine. Other than that, it is awesome and pleasant to drive. As for ignition coil, suspension parts and stuff like that are wear and tear that must be replaced in time to ensure the longevity of the engine.
Honestly, the Seltos just might be a little too small for you guys. When the little Muzio gets slightly older and has 'stuff' for 'activities' that rear area might not be enough. If you like the Kia, maybe look to the Sportage? From what's been said, Kia has finally made the Sportage more competitive with the CRV/RAV4 interior space-wise and as the owner of a Sorento, I can say that Kia's AWD system is reliable and sure footed.
Micah, your mom looks too young to have had you! But I figured she had to be when she said she had a Mini Cooper (A Cool Mom). Mrs Muzio ...your last car? Maybe 3rd to last. You're really still a kid! 😁👌
I like the looks of the Seltos, but I don't know anything about KIA/Hyundai's transmissions. The interior is well done for a crossover of this size and price.
I notice in a lot of your videos that Evie has concerns about outward visibility when she drives. I reccomend the Subaru Forester - tall greenhouse/low beltline - super easy to see out of. Plus, it meets most of her other requirements- family friendly, mountain driving/snow/light off roading friendly, and a high safety rating with Subaru's Eyesight suite of safety features standard. As for the "cute" factor - any car is cute with Evie behind the wheel! (You're a lucky guy, Micah!)
I love loveeeee LOVEEEEEEEEE that Evie gives her truly honest opinion, like when she said she didnt need that much car with the grand cherokee !! I think the Seltos is a good fit for her!! Nana Muzio is an absolute sweetheart, I love the last closing remark she mentioned about the wine😂🙌🏽💜babygirl Muzio is a gem, always so sweet🥰🥰🥰 I cant wait to see what other vehicle she tries out next, the suspense in this series is killing meeee!!!!!😅
Seems like a Bronco Sport would be a good pick. Decent power, not too big, some off-road ability. Feel like if that’s not enough you need to make a big jump up to body on frame vehicles like the Wrangler, 4Runner, or Bronco, which represents a pretty significant price and size jump.
I think Evie should try a Jeep Compass Trailhawk! I own one, and slotting between the Renegade & the Cherokee I think it's the perfect size for her! It has modern safety features, plus it's off road ready for mountain driving. Take the Grand Cherokee she already drove, but make it smaller & slightly less nice (which I don't think she will mind) Just a thought!
According to Consumer Reports, the issues are with the IVT. I have the same transmission in my 2019 Kia Forte. What confuses me is Hyundai uses the same transmission in the Elantra and Kona, and the same issues are not being reported for theirs. Why would there be a difference? I don’t know how long this series will go on. I’ll be interested in see what Evie thinks of the upcoming Hyundai Tucson and Kia Sportage. I’m really excited for the Tucson hybrid. Evie seemed more confident with this vehicle than the Jeep. I think she should check out the Honda Passport, the Subaru Forester/Outback, the Mazda CX-30/CX-5, Ford Escape Hybrid, and Toyota RAV4 Adventure.
The Seltos is nice and all, but I think I prefer that tank @ 6:59. If you get into a collision, everyone around you dies and your family is safe, it's the ultimate family friendly vehicle!
I think it's a good choice. Been considering one myself. Only vehicle in this market that would allow for more off road would be a Compass, maybe a Crosstrek?
Wow, Hyundai/Kia has been hitting it out of the park with their well thought out products. If Evie really wants off-road capability then maybe the Subaru Forester would be a good candidate. though I still think she should consider the Telluride.
I'm biased towards Kia because I had a bad experience with my local dealer and will never own another one again. However that being said their cars are looking good these days but those looks won't age well over time and will look outdated quicker imo. They also have no residual value though I'm sure Evie will keep it for 10 years lol.
While I dislike Kia's, I am impressed that anyone knows how to parallel park any longer. Nice. And, if you want a review of a car, turn to Evie, that is pure honesty there folks. Nice. Now, onto a Subaru Outback.
I’m curious to see what the 4 star passenger crash test rating is. Also, I’ve read from Consumer Reports that Kia’s CVT transmission is the one dying, sometimes at only 5k miles. Good thing they’ve got their powertrain warranty.
For the price of the EX, just get the SX. Might as well get a Sportage. Possibly a Sorento, or the the equivalent Santa Fe (both good on dirt road and snow). Or even an Outback (good at dirt roading and snow). Mazda CX-5. RDX or NX (both good on snow and simple dirt road). Bronco Sport (good at dirt roading, and semi off-roading). Venza (good on snow). I would say a discovery sport or discovery, both are really good on and off-road as well as on snow, but reliability is questionable p.
The Seltos seems like a solid option! There are better options though. I think the 1.6T with the 7 speed DCT have had some issues. I recommend you guys go with a Subaru. Either an Outback or Forester.
Seems like a strong option! I really like Kias. I was deciding between this and the Forte, and ended up going with the latter. But I think I would have been happy with either or!
I wonder if maybe a Jeep Compass Trailhawk might be a good fit? (Though I don't love the 2.4L Tigershark.) Maybe a Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk w/2.0L Turbo for that Needless Acceleration fix? (I personally find the Renegade Trailhawk w/1.3L Turbo a lot more fun, we own both, and it has that Sweetie Potpourri factor.)
I would say definitely put this in the 'possibility' section because sure it might be great now for your small family, but think about the future as your daughter is growing and might need a bit more space later. I would probably try moving up the size to either a compact SUV or possibly a midsize truck (possibly new Honda Ridgeline or Chevy Colorado?).
This was a good video but no to the Seltos. Perhaps the Honda Passport with its suspension slightly raised over the Pilot and that awesome I-VTM4 AWD system.
We have just bought a Kia Sportage GTLine R here in the uk for £33k it’s a great car with lots of toys. You didn’t mention the 7 year warranty ? Is this the same in the US ?.
I say it’s a pass, just a little too small, The Honda Passport is where she should end up. Also in 2021 a vehicle with LED headlights should be standard, not an option
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This is like watching American idol and wondering who is going to win the series
Like which car is she going to choose??? Suspense
Your reviews are always so detailed from a more realistic standpoint. The average driver can understand yall!
Damn...I drove by a Seltos last night and was genuinely impressed and said "I'm going to watch Seltos videos tomorrow", and then....boom. Thanks, Micah and Evie!
I would call this a solid “maybe”. My only hesitation is just a personal bugaboo of mine where I don’t like to drive the same vehicle anyone in my family drives. 💁🏼♂️
Yup. Makes no sense but it's a definite deal breaker.
I loved a car so much, I could only drive when visiting my sister. Darnit, she won the race to two of the cars I wanted. Oh well, then I got something no one would and surprisingly enjoyed it.
So Evie, its a maybe, but the family have the same car dilemma.
For what it is worth..I live in Manitoba -35 deg C (-31F) today. I have a 2021 Seltos EX Premium AWD. I have studded winter tires and have no problem starting and stopping on icy back roads and deep snow, so I would suggest you and your wife could feel confident driving in the mountains if you have good tires. The AWD system on the Seltos works proactively unlike some AWD systems that react only after wheel spin occurs. The Canadian models have a few extra standard features depending on trim level. The EX premium has features like a heated steering wheel,heated washer nozzles, safe exit assist,mud guards,carpeted floor mats,remote start. But we only get the black interiors. The MSRP for my car was $30,595.00 cdn. You did a great video full of fun and useful information plus no wine bottles were harmed in the making of it!
I love hearing from actual owners! Folks chronically underestimate the importance of tire choice. Studs would be overkill for us but it sounds like a Seltos on proper snow tires would work great. Hope you're staying warm up there. Cheers!
Is it just me, or does Evie look just like your mom?! Also.. Seltos seems like a great choice
haha wasnt just me then ;)
I guess his mom disliked all the other girls he brought home....
Millennials just meet Freud 🤣🤣🤣😉
It's his mom in law....he says mom , which she is....but she looks like his wife cause his wife is her kid.
Its a good option for Evie, also, I think she should comment on color choices or preferences for exterior and interior!
The Seltos looks really good in that color.
Seltos sounds like a brand of carbonated water marketed to rich suburban moms
You know, I wonder if the Taos might check a lot of boxes....
i can definitely see evie in an acura rdx !!
7:30 when Evie randomly yells “NEEDLESS FULL THROTTLE ACCELERATION!!!!!” and then lets out an evil laugh as you become terrified 😂 Perfect!
I definitely think this would be a good segway from an old CRV. Relatively the same size buuut better styling, safer, new tech, etc. I personally think it's a great contender! (Although personally I'd wait until the new Hyundai Tucson comes out or even the bigger Kia Sorento because hot dayum, they both look amazing 😍)
YES, love this car especially the EX w/gray seats!
Nana Muzio really cracked me up when she said her wine bottles won't break in the package area...I actually laughed out loud! Thanks!
I think it's not a bad option, but Evie is very similar to my wife in terms of what she cares about in her vehicle and after driving both the Seltos and the Kona, my wife decided in the Kona. The styling and slightly more comfortable ride won her over.
I drive the S model, fwd with all the safety features and the 2.0 with a CVT. I'm 6'5" and have more than enough room in the drive side. I always drove Volvo so this had to be solid. Tightest turning radius of anything I've ever driven. Bonus is surfboards on a black Seltos looks so fine.
seeing a non-auto-journalist review is quite refreshing in the sea of car review videos
1. Yes, Evie should drive the Kia Seltos. It is sized right for her.
2. That's Micah's mom? She looks more like Evie's older sister!
3. The three of you are fun to watch together.
The answer is easy. You're looking for something that isn't too fancy but has some nice touches. Something that has a little style all its own, and looks unique on the road. Something that fits a family, and can take you off-road without compromising on road. You're looking for something that won't break the bank. You drove the wrong Jeep. You need to look at a 2021 Jeep Cherokee (not Grand Cherokee) Trailhawk V6. It is all the vehicle anyone needs.
I think you should try a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid specifically or a Honda CR-V Hybrid is mechanical AWD is a worry but I recently got a 2019 Toyota RAV4 and I absolutely love it!
Edit: Or a Toyota Venza I feel like Evie would really like the styling!
This can definitely go offroad with a little lift and beefier tyres! It has quite good approach and departure angles
I love this series. I think the Seltos is a really sharp looking compact SUV. Now I just have to impatiently wait for the next video to come out! XD
If y'all do choose the Kia Seltos , maybe wait until the next model year to see if Kia fixed whatever was keeping it from a star rating. 🤞
Yes, get it. I love my Gravity Gray S AWD which isn’t quite as nice as the EX but simply working well for me & has been admirable in the suddenly snowy winter here in Boston ...
Still sounds like a Rav-4 with the offroad package is inyour future.
Mazda CX-5 Turbo: Compact, dynamic, and mountain-friendly (turbocharged engine and all-wheel drive).
My friend drives a Seltos with the DCT, and it's already had to be replaced. It either fails to deliver power, or it shifted into reverse without warning. That should help anyone who was wondering if it was DCT or CVT causing transmission problems.
Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk, i'm typing this on every video until you review it.
I just wrote the same. It is all the vehicle most families need.
This should probably win BUT... you should definitely drive the Bronco Sport (among others) before settling on anything.
Good advice! We know we’ll have whatever we buy for a long time so it’s great to try out a lot of vehicles!
I'll repeat it. FORD BRONCO SPORT.
Throttle House channel reviewed it today and I wrote a comment over there recommending the car to Evie.
No that would not fit her I think a Subaru would fit her I love Subarus
@@SpencerBloomenthal-we4rb if she found the subcompact Seltos family friendly then surely she'll find the Bronco Sport adequate. She doesn't want bigger vehicles and the Bronco sport is based on the the compact Ford Escape.
@@nabilm2941 the outback is a good size they live in the mountains and i feel like she doesnt look like a kia person it doesn’t fit her personality my mom has a 2018 outback
My favorite part of the car is the 3-D printer style speaker covers. Nice exterior design and color.
I like the Seltos. For the same price as a new Seltos could consider a 1-year old CR-V or RAV4 with 10k-20k miles to get more space.
I test drive one and really liked it, but did find it a bit loud on the highway. What do you consider “off road”? I think the Seltos would do fine on back/rough roads.
Just when I think I couldn't like this family more... here comes Nana!!! I'd watch you guys all day. Your mom is funny too!!! Awesome review.
If I were you, I would wait for Volkswagen Taos. It comes with new 1.5 Turbocharged mated to dsg that will provide quicker off the line, sportier driving in terms of dsg speaking and very fuel efficient. And almost compact size of rear legroom of Tiguan.
How's VW reliability these days? Asking in all seriousness -- my last interaction with VW was the ignition coil issues back in the early 2000s, but I haven't kept track of how they've done since then.
@@jonathankleinow2073 VW reliability has improved lately and top seller in Europe due to great fit and finish. Currently at 94k trouble-free on my Jetta. I occasionally top off on coolant since it is turbocharged which means it is higher compression engine. Other than that, it is awesome and pleasant to drive.
As for ignition coil, suspension parts and stuff like that are wear and tear that must be replaced in time to ensure the longevity of the engine.
The compact suv is definitely the Evie zone. She seems SO much happier in this than even a fully loaded large luxury suv
Honestly, the Seltos just might be a little too small for you guys. When the little Muzio gets slightly older and has 'stuff' for 'activities' that rear area might not be enough. If you like the Kia, maybe look to the Sportage? From what's been said, Kia has finally made the Sportage more competitive with the CRV/RAV4 interior space-wise and as the owner of a Sorento, I can say that Kia's AWD system is reliable and sure footed.
Micah, your mom looks too young to have had you! But I figured she had to be when she said she had a Mini Cooper (A Cool Mom). Mrs Muzio ...your last car? Maybe 3rd to last. You're really still a kid! 😁👌
Please try Subaru Crosstrek... I drive since 2019. My family is same size as yours.
I think you'll like it.
i'm looking forward to any crosstrek/forester review ;) family friendly, safe and can go off road (kind of) will check all the boxes ;)
I like the looks of the Seltos, but I don't know anything about KIA/Hyundai's transmissions. The interior is well done for a crossover of this size and price.
I notice in a lot of your videos that Evie has concerns about outward visibility when she drives. I reccomend the Subaru Forester - tall greenhouse/low beltline - super easy to see out of. Plus, it meets most of her other requirements- family friendly, mountain driving/snow/light off roading friendly, and a high safety rating with Subaru's Eyesight suite of safety features standard. As for the "cute" factor - any car is cute with Evie behind the wheel! (You're a lucky guy, Micah!)
Joe, you're right on both counts. Forester is an excellent suggestion. And I am most definitely a lucky guy. Cheers!!
I love loveeeee LOVEEEEEEEEE that Evie gives her truly honest opinion, like when she said she didnt need that much car with the grand cherokee !! I think the Seltos is a good fit for her!! Nana Muzio is an absolute sweetheart, I love the last closing remark she mentioned about the wine😂🙌🏽💜babygirl Muzio is a gem, always so sweet🥰🥰🥰 I cant wait to see what other vehicle she tries out next, the suspense in this series is killing meeee!!!!!😅
Seems like a Bronco Sport would be a good pick. Decent power, not too big, some off-road ability. Feel like if that’s not enough you need to make a big jump up to body on frame vehicles like the Wrangler, 4Runner, or Bronco, which represents a pretty significant price and size jump.
Envíe should drive a CX-5 Turbo. Or a CX-9 turbo.
I think Evie should try a Jeep Compass Trailhawk! I own one, and slotting between the Renegade & the Cherokee I think it's the perfect size for her! It has modern safety features, plus it's off road ready for mountain driving. Take the Grand Cherokee she already drove, but make it smaller & slightly less nice (which I don't think she will mind) Just a thought!
What about the RAV4 Adventure?
According to Consumer Reports, the issues are with the IVT. I have the same transmission in my 2019 Kia Forte. What confuses me is Hyundai uses the same transmission in the Elantra and Kona, and the same issues are not being reported for theirs. Why would there be a difference?
I don’t know how long this series will go on. I’ll be interested in see what Evie thinks of the upcoming Hyundai Tucson and Kia Sportage. I’m really excited for the Tucson hybrid.
Evie seemed more confident with this vehicle than the Jeep. I think she should check out the Honda Passport, the Subaru Forester/Outback, the Mazda CX-30/CX-5, Ford Escape Hybrid, and Toyota RAV4 Adventure.
I *kinda* think this fits Evie but not 100% sure🤷🏽♂️
I think you should try the 2021 ford escape:)
I'm thinking Subaru Forester or Outback!
I agree, the Outback XT is awesome!
Give the Subaru Forester a try!
10 year 100,000 powertrain warranty is a very nice plus.
You guys should also comment about long term reliability of the cars.
The Seltos is nice and all, but I think I prefer that tank @ 6:59. If you get into a collision, everyone around you dies and your family is safe, it's the ultimate family friendly vehicle!
You know what's crazy? It wasn't until your comment that I even knew we'd driven past a tank. 🤯
Yes for the Seltos...the non turbo maybe better for off road though since it doesn't have the DCT.
This is best series in Micah drives! Love it
I think it's a good choice. Been considering one myself. Only vehicle in this market that would allow for more off road would be a Compass, maybe a Crosstrek?
Kia and Hyundai make sharp looking vehicles, but i'm concern with long term reliability.
Let Evie try out the Ford Transit Connect! A compact minivan with sliding doors that is spacious!
The front door speaker are 'stealth fighter' shaped!
Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk and Toyota RAV4 adventure are probably the best options
I think Nana needs to be in the videos more often. I can just picture her in the backseat sipping on a glass of wine.
Evie will love the Kia Sorento x line or Hyundai Santa Fe Calligraphy!
Why not 2021 Cx-5?!
Maybe! But I wouldn't get the CVT. For me I am not a fan. But in the end it is Evie's choice.
We drive a Jeep Renegade.... Highly recommend based on what she is looking for.
Ciao baby!
Wow, Hyundai/Kia has been hitting it out of the park with their well thought out products. If Evie really wants off-road capability then maybe the Subaru Forester would be a good candidate. though I still think she should consider the Telluride.
I'm biased towards Kia because I had a bad experience with my local dealer and will never own another one again. However that being said their cars are looking good these days but those looks won't age well over time and will look outdated quicker imo. They also have no residual value though I'm sure Evie will keep it for 10 years lol.
Same experience here, the dealers are the absolute worst. Kia needs to work on this to improve their brand
While I dislike Kia's, I am impressed that anyone knows how to parallel park any longer. Nice. And, if you want a review of a car, turn to Evie, that is pure honesty there folks. Nice. Now, onto a Subaru Outback.
the shape/styling of those sunglasses suit you well
I’m curious to see what the 4 star passenger crash test rating is. Also, I’ve read from Consumer Reports that Kia’s CVT transmission is the one dying, sometimes at only 5k miles. Good thing they’ve got their powertrain warranty.
For the price of the EX, just get the SX. Might as well get a Sportage. Possibly a Sorento, or the the equivalent Santa Fe (both good on dirt road and snow). Or even an Outback (good at dirt roading and snow). Mazda CX-5. RDX or NX (both good on snow and simple dirt road). Bronco Sport (good at dirt roading, and semi off-roading). Venza (good on snow). I would say a discovery sport or discovery, both are really good on and off-road as well as on snow, but reliability is questionable p.
What about the redesigned Buick envision? It’s upmarket and more refined but not full luxury level. AWD system works well too.
How about the Buick Encore GX?
Not off-road worthy.
The Seltos seems like a solid option! There are better options though. I think the 1.6T with the 7 speed DCT have had some issues. I recommend you guys go with a Subaru. Either an Outback or Forester.
Kia Sorento x line!
Can you test drive what was at 6:59 of the video
I vote for the Jeep Wrangler since it has the best off road chops and is also roomy and has a solid ride on road.
Seltos is good, I still think you should try a Bronco Sport however.
Seems like a strong option! I really like Kias. I was deciding between this and the Forte, and ended up going with the latter. But I think I would have been happy with either or!
Evie should try out the Crosstrek sport!
Yes. Yes I should!
I wonder if maybe a Jeep Compass Trailhawk might be a good fit? (Though I don't love the 2.4L Tigershark.) Maybe a Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk w/2.0L Turbo for that Needless Acceleration fix? (I personally find the Renegade Trailhawk w/1.3L Turbo a lot more fun, we own both, and it has that Sweetie Potpourri factor.)
As an only car it seems small to me, it is nicely equipped though.
Hmmm, it reminds me of the Toyota RAV4 - on principle alone I cannot drive a Kia tho. A lady driving a Kia totaled my Porsche
I vote for a hybrid RAV 4 or the Nissan Rogue.
Needless full throttle acceleration, lol! Way to go, Evie! Great video!
I would say definitely put this in the 'possibility' section because sure it might be great now for your small family, but think about the future as your daughter is growing and might need a bit more space later. I would probably try moving up the size to either a compact SUV or possibly a midsize truck (possibly new Honda Ridgeline or Chevy Colorado?).
Our future daughter will be grateful that you weighed in on this. Excellent point!
I think you should go up a notch there and try the new sorento. And try the “off road” version as that seemed to be the concern in this one
I like the series. Wonder what they will pick. I wish they’d get a Tesla, but I understand why they wouldn’t.
No it’s not cute enough. The Mini Countryman is the only car cute enough for Evie to drive.
My heart wants the mini but I am TRYING to be open minded Raul! 👏🏻👏🏻😹😹
@@Eviedish Don’t fight it, The heart wants what it wants!!! 🚙❤️
The Mini has great style and character. Unfortunately it also has a horrible reputation with cost of ownership. My niece called it the Money Pit.
I’m loving this series
Crosstrek in blue grey colour would suit Evie me thinks :) or maybe a Macan and sell the copter :)
Subaru crosstrek it’s cute and more mountain friendly
I really dig the style of the crosstrek. 😻
Micha: All that's left is the awkward goodbye
Evie: I"VE! GOT! THIS!
This was a good video but no to the Seltos. Perhaps the Honda Passport with its suspension slightly raised over the Pilot and that awesome I-VTM4 AWD system.
You guys are THE most adorable! All of you!
I love watching your vids, :-)
We have just bought a Kia Sportage GTLine R here in the uk for £33k it’s a great car with lots of toys. You didn’t mention the 7 year warranty ? Is this the same in the US ?.
Lol just as you said ‘autumn years’ mine paused on Nanas face to go to an ad break 😂😂
I say it’s a pass, just a little too small, The Honda Passport is where she should end up. Also in 2021 a vehicle with LED headlights should be standard, not an option
very practical, but no flash.... I thought we were going for flash ? :-)
Hmmm. I WOULD like more flash. 👏🏻👏🏻