Top 8 Most Reliable Midsize SUVs Of 2022 That Last Over 15 Years
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- Top 8 Most Reliable Midsize SUVs Of 2022 That Last Over 15 Years. These are the most reliable and longest lasting SUVs of 2022 that last over 200,000 miles or 300,000 km without expensive repair problems. These include the 2022 Toyota 4Runner, 2022 Lexus RX 350, 2022 Lexus GX 460, 2022 Honda Passport and Honda Pilot, Acura MDX, and 2022 Mazda CX-9. If you are thinking of buying a new SUV and want the best reliability, make sure to watch this video.
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I bought a new 4 Runner in 2019 despite many car review sites claiming it’s an antiquated dinosaur of a vehicle. I bought it precisely for the reasons cited. It is truly built like a tank and I feel confident driving it anywhere on our retirement adventures. Oh and the resale value on it is phenomenal. With the inflated values of used cars now it’s worth more than I paid for it
Yes sir 😁👍
I have an 07 (4th gen) which is essentially the exact same. Minus some weight (5th gens are 500lbs heavier), dual vvti (same v6 but it's single. However, 4th gens are quickest gen), 2wd only. But that's ok. (only 4th gens so far, are capable of full time 4hi as long as center isn't locked. Regardless of trim. V8 version are full time regardless)
Anyway, I currently have 162k on mine. In the 6yrs I've owned it (purchased with 112k) most expensive maintenance item I needed to do so far, was my tires. These things are tanks. They cannot be beat in their durability or reliability outside of its own brand. Who gives a shit if it doesn't massage your balls as you wait for a tow truck? Or other flash are dash bullshit that doesn't really benefit you in any way? Especially in regards to offroading. Most versatile SUV imo. Lift em, slam em, overland, full blown off-road setup, can't go wrong if it's done right.
Only qualm with mine, is paint isn't so good now (though it's rust free cus original to AZ). But it's combo my own laziness and our climate. Other than that, no worries at all. No worries of breaking down for no reason, no constant shop visits. No bullshit electrical problems (EVERYTHING works), no engine/trans issues. Shits solid. Yeah doesn't get the greatest mpg, doesn't drive like a car (because it isn't a crossover) not as techy (again it doesn't matter much. Can always add what you want later, if you have the money to do so). They're just simply unbearable by anything on American soil, for what they are (again outside its own brand.).
People argue all the time how new bronco will knock the 4runner off it's high horse, lol, they're delusional as all hell. *taking their new bronco to the shop for the 50th time* "haha take that 4runner owners....😭"
I bought a 2013 4runner brand new and its been nothing but the best. Super reliable and living in NY I have no worries about snow driving and lousy roads. I'd rather have a tank over a scooter
Bought 2022 trd sport last November. Loved it
My dad's 1999 4 Runner still runs..
I own a 2004 GX 470 with 300,000 miles on it and it is going strong. I intend to factory order a 2023 GX 460 in November to upgrade with all of the new technology that Lexus has come up with since 2004.
You did an excellent job! Straight to the point and so informative. Thank you!
I have a 2005 4 Runner that runs like new. Awesome vehicle. Nothing but routine maintenance over the years! Your entire list is spot on!
You really can't go wrong with a mazda, Toyota products, or Honda products.
Hey..... That's what I'm going to Say... 👍😂
i’d throw in hyundai honestly, my dad owned his 2006 elantra for 14 years and it rarely had issues
100% agree 👌
I would say Honda and Toyota only!!!! You still see 1990 Honda and Toyota/Lexus riding til this day!!! I’m not sure about Mazda I don’t see the Mazda 626 or protégé anymore!
@@Desminique09 yea I agree…I see 2 of those each…every 3 years. I wouldn’t bet my bank on Mazda either.
I own a 2017 Lexus RX-350,you cannot beat the reliability,comfort and luxury of this vehicle. I also have a 2009 Lexus ES-350 with 180,000.00 miles and still rides very smooth with no issues.
We have a 18 ES 350. We only have 40K miles, but it replaced our 04 Camry with 270K miles.
When our Rav with the 3.5 V6, 4WD wears out, we plan on replacing it with the RX AWD hybrid.
I have 2004 Lexus RX 330 with 210K miles now and still running. i changed timing belt one time. Still in good shape. change your engine oil every 5K miles my advice.
@@santiagoescalambre8116 good advice,thank you!
Terrific content! Thanks for this great breakdown!!
Excellent video. Thank you! You should include Lexus LX and Land Cruiser as well. 🙏🙏🙏
I have a 2000 4runner bought it new and now has 267K miles on it and it runs like a champ looks great inside and out it just keeps on going. We also just bought a 2017 Highlander with 23k miles looks and drives like new and hopefully we have it for as long as the 4runner.
Thank you for such high quality SUV information. I need a long lasting, low maintenance SUV and thanks to you, I was able to choose
Mazda, Toyota and Honda 👌 Own 2 Mazdas both with almost 200k km with no issues and my girlfriend has a corolla which is basically indestructible lol
I still have my 2003 RUNNER SR5 with 223k miles, I had it for 18 years and I called it "OLD FAITHFUL". I replaced the starter and alternator and few minor issues then and there, and regular maintenance. I have to say that 4RUNNER is the best. I won't even entertain the idea of trading or sell it.
Nice. I liked your top 4 choices.
Thought you would of included the new 2022 Kia Telluride, but I'm guessing they don't qualify because they haven't been around for at least 5 years. I just bought a new 2021 Toyota RAV4 this past October and I'm seriously thinking about upgrading to a new Toyota 4Runner. Great video.
My top pick personally is 4Runner and Lexus GX.
Glad I found this channel just before buying a new vehicle
I've been driving my 2008 4Runner for over 13 years with no problems at all (with just normal dealer servicing). It still looks and drives like new. I think I'll keep it for another 13 years.
My 2007 4Runner still drives great at 157k miles and I've spent almost no money to maintain it. Will replace it with another 4Runner.
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I have a 2007 4ruuner with 250+ miles on the odometer love it only issue I have got 2 get driver seat reupholstered other then that perfect
Excellent review. These cars do have a high resale value which isn't great for me since I don't own one yet, but surely great for the owners. Lol. I do have a 1999 Honda crv and changed the ermine at 301,000 miles. I'm now at 316,000 and the tranny is still going. Drove it from 3,000 miles in less than a week on a road trip and it did great
Hi Shari..Thanks for the video...I wanted to know your take on 2022 Hyundai Palisade..Where do you rate it and would you recommend it if planning to buy a 7-8 seter Mid size SUV
I’m VERY interested in the 2019-21 Acura RDX Technology packages. I like to learn more about these models. What problems do the 2019’s be having and all. Looking for SUV in this size with very minimal engine and transmission problems.
my dad’s Toyota 4runner is around 9 years old and hits 217,000 miles on it. He did only timely maintenance like oil change stuff so far…….never had any issues………he said” he trust 4 runner more than anyone coz it never let him down “””
Definitely the Toyota or Mazda. We have the CX-5 now and it’s a very good vehicle
Proud owner of a 2007 Toyota Highlander Limited. Never has caused me any problems. I stay on top of all recommended maintenance. It does have a timing belt. Just had it changed for the second time. I don't even mind. The thing is like a brick house. I'm trying to hit 500k!!! Agree with all his recommendations.
I have a 1999 Pathfinder with 320K miles and no problems. I've been told to get the Highlander when I'm ready to replace it
Great reviews and information
Is had a used Highlander for 10 years. Ram flawlessly. Not once did i have a mechanical issue. Bought a Honda Pilot after the Highlander. While a good vehicle, definitely had more items that needed fixing. Highlander would be my choice
I am a 4Runner Lover from day ONE.. I have had a 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2010, and a 2012... Yes mine, my kids, and my wife, also my oldest daughter drive a 2007 Highlander. Hand down i love the reliability and dependability of these Toyota SUVs and highly recommended. at around 120k - 150k Miles you need to change the rear traction Seal and the bearing (might as well) and you will know because the rear end differential fluid will leak on the rear tires. i have changed because someone hit me or got a good deal on a new one.
if you are in the market go with a toyota...
Good review! All quality vehicles.
I’ve been driving my 2005 4 Runner until now. Just regular maintenance and replacements for wear and tear like CV boots, lights, battery, etc. Still drives like brand new.
You are right 500 times. I have 4runner 2004 limited - it has 156k miles and still looking and running like New, of course with meticulous maintenance done by myself. Tech's owned and operated JDM Toyota can last forever.
Thanks for your effort as your advise
Let me ask what about Tiguan 7 seats
My Honda Pilot is almost 20 years old with over 310,000 miles. I never had any problems with it until this year when the transmission went out. I decided to replace the transmission due to the interest rates and cost of cars.
I bought a new 2020 4Runner SR5 in May of 2020. I currently have 16,000 km and plan on hanging on to it for at least 10 years. My dad has a 2023 4Runner TRD Pro on order. He has owned 2 other 4Runners: 2006 SR5 and a 2011 SR5.
I bought a 2022 Honda Passport Trailsport and love it.
Most useful channel. Instant sub!
Best review ive watched in decades
toyotas for life!
Honda for life!
That's spot on buddy👌👍💪🙏
Thank you!
A very well-researched and smart list of vehicles. My question is how would you ratethe Lexus NX vs. RX.
Like your video a lot. Does 4Runner come in a hybrid model in 2023? Thanks
I loved and have had so many Hondas but they slipped with the 2019 Passport !! Had to trade mine in because of transmission issues !
Excellent video 👍
Thankyou so much I was thinking of buying a chev equinox
I totally agree with your pics
I'm a Toyota fan and am on my 3rd Highlander. I commuted for years, and would trade in around 100,000.
Have a 2016 Mazda CX-9 with 72,000 miles and very satisfied with it. Very comfortable, fairly good gas efficiency, roomy enough for me and really good acceleration.
@M Initially yes, but got new tires and no issues since then.
What are your thoughts on the crv? We have a 2017 exl 55,000 no issues
I own and love my Lexus rx350!!! Thank You, Japan!!
Excellent list. I agree 100%. However you forgot to mention that the top 2 are sister vehicles (Lexus GX460 & Toyota 4Runner), built on the same truck chassis with different engines.
No! GX460 shares chassis with Land Cruiser Prado. Many parts with 4Runner yes.
I am relatively new to your channel, but I love it. Keep putting out this excellent content. .
1000% agreed, he is one of few that are not bias. Very fair review and I find the reviews lines up on experiences from owners and not some marketing company that say Hyundai and Fords are the greatest car manufacturers.
Keep up the great work Shari and most importantly keeping it honest. Cheers to million subscribers. 👍
Thank you!
@@Thankyou_3 Haha thanks a lot. I hope so one day maybe!
Thank you I need this
Great job
I just bought a 2022 Toyota 4Runner. I am so glad.
Honda Pilot is my pick for VALUE. The build quality is second to none.
Resale is stunning. Interior is durable as it gets. Though not ahead of the curve, it is certainly not behind it like the last two picks which are overpriced for the lack of recent R&D work on these two.
The 4 Runner my wife traded a few years ago, felt downright primitive.
Our dealer said they tacked on $6k above MSRP for the Honda Pilot . . . and they didn't have ANY in stock to test drive.
I have a 2002 4Runner and it still run very well. The 4Runner is built like a tank. I enjoyed thus car and still drive it. I have over 500,000 miles on it.
so good and helpfull
I have a 2009 MDX with over 200,000 miles on it and it looks and runs like new. I also have a 2021 Passport Elite with just under 10,000 miles on it. The MDX is definitely a better ride and I do notice some differences in the AWD systems. I took my MDX everywhere while working on the census, including places residents could not believe I really drove it through. Although the Passport is advertised as capable on unimproved roads, I do not think I would take it where my MDX went effortlessly (actually some of those roads were more like tracks through the desert). However, the Passport is a very nice car and I haul lots of equipment in it.
The systems are the same although a slightly different tune as per Honda themselves and the mdx is tuned for road handling. They are identical if not slight edge to passport off road. Comes down to tires at that point.
My everyday driver is a 98' lexus, 204k miles, still drives great 👍.
24 yrs and only 204k miles. Must not drive it everyday or only drive couple miles a day. Lol
I got a ‘21 Highlander. Nice!
Hey Shari,
I Love your reviews. I look forward to watching them.
In this review, you left out the Subaru Outback Touring, either with the Gutless naturally aspirated 2.5 or the powerful turbo 2.4.
Both the Limited and the Touring offer leather interiors.
The AWD system in the Subaru’s are far superior than any other unibody AWD .
Anyhow, I enjoyed your review.
Thanks again !
This car Outback Touring is on my list for 2023. Give me your thoughts.
@@robertlyon4804 I really like the nose of the 23 Outback, except for the cladding that goes from the bumper up into the headlights. If I bought a 23, then I’d have that cladding painted to match the Outback’s exterior color.
It makes the Outback look cheap like the non painted bumpers of car’s built with plastic bumpers prior to 1990.
We own a 19 Outback and love it, except for the CVT which robs the Gutless 2.5 naturally aspirated engine of horsepower and torque.
Driving on our mountain passes with our foot on the floor and the RPMs at 5K and not gaining speed is ridiculous.
We have Never got more than 30 mpg on the freeway with the cruise set on 75 mph.
My 11 Rav 4WD Limited with a 3.5 V6 and 269 hp still gets 26mpg on the freeway and 21 mpg combination.
I’m not impressed by the performance of the 2.5 at all. Turbo engines won’t last as long as a naturally aspirated engine.
We Love the Napa brown leather interior and the Ivory interior on our 19 Outback.
The infotainment system on the 20 and newer Outback’s, sucks.
We looked at a 20 but decided to buy the 19 because of the confusing infotainment system on the 20.
Subaru needs to start building normal geared transmissions. I understand that the CVT is supposed to get better fuel economy, but that’s a Lie. A 10 spd automatic transmission will get better fuel economy than the CVT. It boils down to the fact that a CVT costs less to manufacture. And a CVT won’t last as long as a normal transmission.
And only 182 hp from a 2.5 is weak.
After our Outback wears out, if Subaru still refuses to go back to a geared transmission and doesn’t provide a non plug in hybrid, we will probably replace our Outback with a Toyota.
This is what I think about the 23 Outback
2009 Toyota Fortuner (Asian/Philippine version of the 4Runner) owner. Never had any issues whatsoever. Most expensive repair cost was like USD400 only. It just won't break.
And yes, I've had more repairs on our 2014 Forester than it.
Fortuners are like highlander in north America,
2004 and 2006 CRV, both new, still working and no major repairs except for '04 engine fan replacement ($1200) 2021. Any issues were covered by recalls: AC on the '04, driver window controls (for water intrusion), and airbags. I need to change the transmission fluids on both. Low maintenance, 143K and 109K, kept the oil changed. The '06 is suffering rust from living by the ocean. The garage kept '04 is like new.
So it..
1 Mazda
3 Hondas and
4 Toyota.
If you want a car that will last you 500 000km get a Japanese car.
In South Africa we have a Fortuner and I wonder how different it is from 4runner.
Great video!!
They’re both based on the Hilux, but the fortuner is more sporty while the 4Runner is more for off roading. I think because the 4Runner is more off roading based, it’ll be built with more durable parts compared to the Fortuner.
@@pkingpure100 it makes sense. Hiluxes and Fortuners are 2 most loved cars in South Africa. Well there is VW Golf for young fellas. My wife is eyeing an E-Pace I think I'm going the opposite way direction. I'm looking for a FJ Cruiser and a TT. Then laugh at her change like 3 E-Paces while I'm keeping my cars.
bought a new 2002 toyota 4-runner and it stills runs like it's brand new. Seriously best automobile I have ever owned
I remember when my father bought a 1981 Chevy suburban in 1990, he did everything to it to keep it bulletproof. We drove that truck from the east to west coast and all the way down to key west. It would have still been driving today if it wasn't hit while parked by a drunk driver. It had over 300 thousand miles on it and ran like new.
I had two chevy vans an 86 and 93. Both had multiple problems. I call it built in obsolescence. Now I drive a 07 Toyota Sienna with 107,000 miles . A great car.
Suburbans have good reputation for longevity....but they are definitely NOT "mid-size" LOL....
I totally agree with all cars that he said about. They are the best!
I agree with everything you said.
Totally agree, this list couldn't be any more accurate. I ordered a 2022 4Runner TRD Off-Road as my keep it forever zombie apocalypse vehicle. I had several Hondas, 3 with with the 3.5 litre V6. Total of 650,000 kms on those 3 vehicles and no issues aside from a rear brake caliper seizing due to salty roads and me not cleaning it. The 3.5 Honda engine is an amazing engine, I had a hard time not getting a used RDX, Ridgeline or Passport but the body on frame 4Runner with that reliability and roll down back window is the best vehicle made for the US/Canadian market.
Everything made theese days is overpriced JUNK
Just ordered 2022 RX350 FSport3 red in white. Can't wait to pick it up.
I agree with you about the 4 cylinder turbo engines, I don't like them either
I had a Honda Odyssey for 15 years and almost 470,000 km. It was great but the kids left home and I no longer needed a van. We got the Honda Passport because I wanted that same 3.5l engine that served me so well before. We have had it for 2 years now and love it. One electrical issue that Honda fixed and extended the warranty for 2 years on.
Exactly..... I Trust Honda and Toyota in Dependibility..... I got my eyes on Pilot...or Highlander
How many transmission you had to change on that Odyssey?
@@TravelingwithAndrew None. Transmission was original with no issues.
What year of odyssey?
@@yemi0 2006
I love love love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ My Toyota 4 Runner !!!! HAD MINE FOR 7 YEARS, NO PROBLEMS AT ALL !!!
4runner the best!!! Proud owner of 2021 army green !!! 💜
Hi i need to choose between a Toyota kluger 2017 108k driven and a Mitsubishi Outlander 2021 21k driven. Both r almost the same price of 27000 AUD. Which one should I go for?
Thanks for the video however, I’m looking for mid size hybrid, luxurious off roading, and looks , futuristic, unfortunately,, I haven’t came across any SUV that have all of these characteristics 😢
The Passport was on my list but got sub-par reliability ratings from Consumer Reports so I am not sure how accurate this video is.
Looking for new SUV in 2023. Honda Pilot, Lexus GX or Toyota 4Runner. Currently have driven Lexus RX350 2013 without any mechanical problems! Really a nice ride, drive and size. Only draw back is takes premium gas.
I agree with the 4 Runner, but opted for the V6 Highlander Limited AWD for its open road performance and ride.
Same. And cant stand the 4runner interior sea of black plastic.
If you are not going to take it off road, the Highlander is probably a much better vehicle for you than a 4Runner. The 4Runner is reliable, but fuel economy is poor, the drivetrain is agricultural, the ride and handling are relatively poor, and there isn't much space in the back due to the solid rear axle.
@@M1911jln Your comment is spot on. I was shopping for a vehicle for our weekend trips out of state about a 2.5hr drive. My biggest downfall of the 4 runner was 1. engine i.e. its slow 2. Needed to haul 3 dogs highlander is way bigger cargo and lower for pups and 3. Mpg.
Otherwise no gripe with the runner. I do love my highlander tho. And Im a guy that had a lifted 1st gen Tundra on 33s so Im not a family suv guy
@@M1911jln then you would be very surprised how much I can fit in my own 07 4runner. (these came with optional 3rd row, but unlike Highlander, can be completely removed when not being used.) Fuel economy isn't that bad (05 f1shitty I came from was far worse). But the 4runner is in fact, far more versatile and far more reliable than a highlander. Both are great vehicles. (my stepsons g-pa had an 06 limited hybrid he bought new, had for over 10yrs problem free, aside from the dash lightshow he got near the end. Never had it fixed, as it never caused any adverse issues. Was just annoying. He handed it down to his daughter, who quickly destroyed it. Broke the sunroof, rear passenger window (both no longer functioned) destroyed the leather. (she's fucking horrible bro), got into a fender bender. He took it back. Sold to a Gardner for $800. Little worse for wear, but.....shit still ran and drove like it always had. Had over 280k by the time. This was like 7 yrs ago, Gardner STILL has it, and still drives it. Lol.)
But it's a truck based SUV so what are people expecting? It's a legitimate SUV, not a crossover. Shit, today, it has no direct competitors.
I didn't want to be reduced to a minivan with SUV body. So I got the 4runner. No regrets. 4th gens too, had the V8 as an option (same 4.7 used in land cruiser, tundra, Lexus gx460, sequoia), and are only gen regardless of trim, 4x4 models (mine is a 2wd only with the v6), can be driven in full time 4hi (v8 is full time anyway, v6 can do same as long as center isn't locked). So, they were capable of 2wd (only v6 models) AWD, or 4x4 (when locked and in 4lo). Not to mention standard features were a-trac (I have a 2wd version of that), downhill and uphill assist. Plus a button to turn off the side airbags for off-road situations.
As a crossover, you couldn't go wrong with a highlander, or it's competitor the Honda pilot. (explorer needs to fucking be discontinued already. How they fuck they manage to keep selling those literal factory pieces of shit? Just how?)
But for what it is, what it's capable of, and how versatile they are, you cannot find anything better on American soil, than a 4runner.
Mine is base, I have side airbags front and rear, sunroof, can tow 5k lbs, projector headlights, led tails, 6 disc stereo with aux, fog lights, steering wheel audio controls, 8 way power driver's seat with powered lumber support. (since I bought used, I sadly don't have the 3 tier rear loading set up and tonnue cover). Poor man's back up cam (since it's not 3rd row, or jbl sound system. It has 2 blind spot mirrors in the rear pillers of the cargo area. (third row puts the seatbelt there, and jbl system has tweeters that would go there). They're the fastest gen to date (stock they hit 0-60 in 7 secs), full sized MATCHING spare. I can fit quite a bit in the cargo area with rear seats still up. If item is a little long-ish, just hang it out the rear hatch window, since that goes down all the way. (something Highlander cannot do), or, put that shit up on top, in a cargo basket. (like when we have our 2 dogs who fucking LOVE being back there, especially when the rear window goes down, and they can stick their heads out), so everything goes up on the roof. Plenty of space inside for all of us. And our dogs to be comfortable. Don't know where you got that the Highlander is larger cargo. 3rd row makes it almost non existent when in use, and the 4runner is bigger btw. Not by a whole lot, but it is bigger inside and out.
4 runner is my go to suv
Yes I own a 2017 Lexus RX350! Best Buy I ever made! Virtually BULLET PROOF! Quality & Reliability all in one package!
Any thought on rusting issues of Mazda vehicles
My # 1 pick is the Highlander Hybrid, gets better mileage that the 4 Runner and also has a much smoother ride.
Drove yesterday. Didn’t like the seats, and noisy. Good mpg, though
I'd consider the Honda Passport - but I'd love to see a comparison video with the new CRV which has also grown in size & popularity.
I don't get it....I just, last Friday, bought a 22 crv hybrid touring and honestly.....it's a boring vehicle. I literally feel like it's just there. Don't get me wrong....I like it but it didn't speak to me like our 22 kia Sorento hybrid which, btw, has been in the shop since may 25th and still don't know when it will be fixed. Crazy eh
My 2014 Honda Pilot has been a 🍋. Transmission problems , check engine light CONSTANTLY coming on, paint literally falling off the outside!!
Can you pls do a video on Chinese brand compact Crossovers / SUVs
I looking at crv escapes maverick truck hope good choices
I have a 2009 Honda pilot with just under 240.000 miles and it runs like new
Mitsubishi outlander 2022 what do you think?
Land cruiser, 4Runner, Highlander, RAV4, FJ Cruiser, Sequoia, LX, GX, RX, NX.
How does the 2023 Nissan Murano compare to any of these SUV’s?
Appreciate you
Great content as usual
Thank you!
I’m on the market for Sequoia 2023, your thoughts please in everything.
You can never go wrong with a toyota highlander they are pretty reliable and are good for highway and city drives and id recommend to get the hybrid version since thats way better on gas than the standard gas version.
I like the space provided by the Pilot, but for overall reliability would you recommend a Pilot or Highlander? Or is their really a significant difference?
Both have similar reliability reputations overall - which are very good to excellent - it really gets down to the actual year, if you're buying used.
I'd recommend CR Auto issue which will give specific reliability records spanning the past ten years.
I owned the 4Runner and it rides like a truck especially some of the bumpy roads like I90 in Dakota. It is a well build vehicle but have to trade it for a more comfy ride like MDX.
I have to trade in mine because of the rough rides on the hwy
Proud owner of a 2002 4runner love this car ! Only now in 2022 I'm having major fixing problems with the ABS system....Would love to buy me another more updated one ...But the price is outrageous now in Hawaii's market! 🙄🤔
Not a car!
I love 4runner, but gas mileage and lack 3rd row space making me thinking of Subaru Ascent
I want to know bout the Honda CRV turbo I love the 4Runner and highlander. Passport
I still have my 08 RDX tech with +195,000 miles and my 11 Acura MDX Advance+Entertainment with +150,000 miles. I added a 19 MDX Advance Sport hybrid 3 years ago and it has just been routine maintenance for +30,000 miles. Acura is just a sporty version of the Honda SUV versions (same maint schedule, similar OEM parts, and repair cost).
I have a 2009 MDX top of the line and it hit 306k… we take it to the mountains and birdwatching in southern Alberta Canada. It’s so reliable, it’s disgusting. Haha. I’ll buy nothing but Honda/Toyota.
How's the drive of the mdx?
@@haxecuter1 One thing I really like about Acura is they make a car that drives. If you love to drive and prefer to drive all season; Then, you will not be disappointed with an Acura. Check out most reviewers and they never complain about how an Acura drives. It is always nit-picky stuff like too many buttons, cup holders too small, don't like the dash layout, or backup camera need a higher resolution.
So should I get the Mdx 2019 ist Reliable, like Honda pilot ?
Thanks
@@jihadnajinaji9529 You need to narrow down which 19 MDX you want between the base, tech, ASpec, adv, fwd, sh-awd, or Sport Hybrid in tech or adv models. I like to always stick with sh-awd because the MDX will handle better, drive like a smaller vehicle, all season traction, you get a donut spare+tools, and only a 1-2 mpg hit. After than, I like the tech package at a minimum or lean towards the Adv model if you like tech like 360 camera, electronic dampers, or ventilated seats. The Aspec is the sporty looking MDX and the Sport Hybrid is the top performance model with the best mpgs. No changes with the 2020 MDX models.
My 2006 4runner still runs like new, only replaced brakes and rotors.
Great video and review! No Hyundai or Kia?
Those vehicles are toss ups... you never know what you going to get😩
Their SUVs between 2010-2019 are part of a major safety recall with engines seizing and catching fire.
I would steer clear of the Mazda CX-9 2018 & 2019.
My father and cousin have these models and both have had ongoing issues. One had to have the engine replaced, leaking of oil in the other, heating elements for the seat warmers stopped working and a number of other things. Thank goodness they bought an extended warranty or they would have been up sh@#$ creek.
I have a 2018 Honda Pilot and so far so good.