Scudrnr Loc: Hancock, Wisconsin

I have never owned any of those but know several people who have. All three are bulletproof and will last for the long haul. Kind of personal preference and local dealership reputation.

Senkoman Loc: N.W. Ohio

Why not stay with USA made? GMC makes the Acadia and Chevy makes the equonox, my wife is driving an Acadia now and loves it

Clappy Loc: Michigan

Buy American

Jwid Loc: Lake Killarney, Ironton, MO

We are on our third Toyota hybrid. Two Prius and a Lexus version. Over 300k miles total. Great cars and resale is good also.

NorthMoccasin Loc: SW Virginia, sometimes east central Florida

I have had a Honda CRV, two Honda Accords a Toyota FJ Cruiser and a Mazda CX-5. All were great vehicles, one Honda with over 400K on the clock. I like the CX-5 the best, (160k so far) no problems and it is fun to drive.

Jarheadfishnfool Loc: Woodlake/Tulare ,Ca.

Too funny! My elderly Mom in Oregon let my younger Brother talk her and Step- Dad into buying a brand new Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4WD in 2015, 2 years ago she offered and we bought it out what they owed, $13,000 and change, I drove it home from Oregon with 14,300 ! Today shes paid and now unfortunately has 67,000 or more miles now but never have had an issue ,24-25 MPG , enjoy the ride anywhere!

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

That’s Oregon.

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

And where would we buy those now days?

bknecht Loc: Northeast pa

They’ve also got an interference engine, if a timing belt breaks, they’re toast.

DoryMan Loc: Southern Maine

Hondas are every bit as good as Toyotas, but more reasonably priced. The hidden truth regarding hybrids is that the hybrid battery will eventually need replacing, and that is wicked expensive. Another hidden truth about those batteries and EVs is that the elements needed to produce them require massive mining, millions of tons of waste, and in the case of some of those elements, given their source, child labor with no real laws concerning their safety. They are not the earth saving panacea they are being touted as.

NorthMoccasin Loc: SW Virginia, sometimes east central Florida

Not to memtiom the fact that the majority of the electricity used to chatge them is generated by fossil fuels anyway. Burning 1 gallon of fuel to generate electricity DOES NOT produce 1 gallon of fuel eqivalent in driving distance. Thete are losses coverting the fuel to steam, more losses covetting steam to electricity, more losses in transmitting the electricity to your house. Not to mention the lack of generating capacity amd lack of chatging stations.

Jwid Loc: Lake Killarney, Ironton, MO

Multiple prius owner correction and agreements. The hybrid Prius has a gas engine. All battery charging is done by capturing braking energy, over acceleration, coasting, and engine charging to protect battery from being depleted. 100k warranty will protect owner from a battery defect. I had one replaced at 76k at no charge. The batteries last over 200k done that twice. Purchase price was $20k in 2007 and $25k in 2014. 45 mpg average overall for 400k. Used as business sales vehicle. Traded one for $5k and the other for $10k on the Lexus hybrid CT100H. Yes, battery manufacturing is bad for the environment. They use nickel metal hydride chemistry not lithium which I think is worse and has had problems in some toys, laptops, phones, and planes. Batteries in cars are a bad deal, but the government is making that happen no matter what you want. The other materials that make a Prius are very recyclable. Gas savings make up for a lot of the negatives. 0 to 12 mph acceleration is great, front wheel peel out if you want to be a teenager. Very quiet if you want to sneak up on you fishing hole. Won’t tow darn thing.

Analysts: Check out hybrid technology.
It could be one of the best answers. Not necessarily a Prius.

smitty Loc: maine

4 my wife [hip problems] seat height was a concern. we got a cherokee which btw was one of the lowest priced suv in 2019 with good options. the seat height is also adjustable to go up or down. wonder if u can look up seat height from ground on line. u havin a tuff year tween buyin new boat and now a car. patience and good luck amigo

Bobfromfremont Loc: Fremont Ca

Those are all good cars I would get the hybrid

Bobfromfremont Loc: Fremont Ca

Last I checked he was on U Tube