2001-07 Toyota Sequoia
Sequoia suffers from all the usual big-SUV vices, but is nonetheless a strong competitor that merits serious consideration as a refined, well-equipped Toyota. Still, rivals match it in many ways [...]
Sequoia suffers from all the usual big-SUV vices, but is nonetheless a strong competitor that merits serious consideration as a refined, well-equipped Toyota. Still, rivals match it in many ways [...]
Three rows of seats, solid construction, and reasonable fuel economy for a full-size SUV are among the Montero's attractions. Unfortunately, those benefits are overshadowed by mediocre [...]
As a private import, the G-Class had achieved some celebrity cachet, which is one reason Mercedes dealers began selling it. Nevertheless, this old soldier suffers too many lapses for what it [...]
A hot seller from the start, Navigator drew buyers in their 40s--markedly younger than usual for Lincoln. Some observers derided the Navigator's blatantly excessive body trim, but plenty of [...]
Some less-costly SUVs offer more space, but the LX 470 is highly capable off-road and as comfortable as any competitor on-road. If this Lexus falls within the capacity of your pocketbook, why not [...]
The GX 470 is roomier than an Infiniti FX or BMW's X5, though not as sporty. More modern than the Mercedes-Benz M-Class, it's no larger inside. The quality and red-carpet dealer service [...]
Though it doesn't trounce the competition any more than Armada does in its field, QX56 is a capable big rig. Engine performance is laudable, but it trails key rivals on third-row comfort and ease [...]
For better or worse, the H2 carries over many big-Hummer styling cues and makes a unique image statement. It's highly capable off-road, and fairly civilized on-road, but limited cargo room leaves [...]
Interior detail execution and steering feel aren't up to the Escalade's price level, but both the regular model and the EXT have plenty of power and, if so equipped, no-fuss all-wheel drive. [...]