Sedans, hatchbacks and wagons.
Am I the only one who thinks the move away from sedans is premature and ill advised. Those who think an SUV is the the only choice might want to think about it unless the space and height are really i...
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I have one "daily vehicle" and one motorhome. I don't want to have a third vehicle. So having an SUV gives me the ability to tow, carry more than one passenger and carry my two large dogs comfortably, and carry a lot of stuff - even all of those at the same time. With a sedan or hatchback, I may be able to do one or the other but not all at once. And my passengers would have to share space with the dogs.
If I were to give up my SUV, it would be for a midsize pickup with crew cab. I'd lose some passenger space but would gain the ability to haul bigger items.
I've had a sedan before. It was fine at the time, but I wouldn't go back.
Of course my SUV is not a crossover. It's a body on frame midsize SUV. With a crossover, I would not feel such a difference between it and a sedan. The main reason I hear for folks going with a crossover is to get all wheel drive for winter driving.
If I were to give up my SUV, it would be for a midsize pickup with crew cab. I'd lose some passenger space but would gain the ability to haul bigger items.
I've had a sedan before. It was fine at the time, but I wouldn't go back.
Of course my SUV is not a crossover. It's a body on frame midsize SUV. With a crossover, I would not feel such a difference between it and a sedan. The main reason I hear for folks going with a crossover is to get all wheel drive for winter driving.
