3 Popular Small SUVs You Shouldn’t Buy (Get Their Alternatives Instead) !

Have you ever heard of the adage "Not all that glitters is gold?" Apparently, this particular statement applies to compact SUVs, as well.
You see, these small-sized SUVs currently dominate the American roads. And it's evident that a lot of them appeal to many buyers. They are spacious, practical, and offer a degree of reliability that justifies long-term ownership. But then again, there are always a few exemptions, such as the ones I listed here.
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Trailblazer over the Taos? 😂
Also, the Mazda drives nice but the seats are uncomfortable, visibility sucks, not much cargo space, the backseat is basically unusable, the screen is not touch, and the fuel economy is meh. No thanks.