Top 10 Most Reliable Midsize SUVs You Should Buy For 2023

Love my CX-9. The video is right about the third row seating. If you truly want legit third row seating, this isn’t for you. But I love everything else about it. I had a CX-5 but wanted a bigger vehicle so went with familiarity

Thank you.🏁🏆

Cx9 looks better then thee mdx

No Subaru’s? You must be high.

I mean no telluride? How does it not make this list?

Nothing more to say then just wrong.

No American Suz on the list ....why

VOLVO 40

The CX-90... That one's a total sardine can. I was shocked the vehicle so physically large could be so ridiculously small inside. Other than Toyota and Volvo everyone else has them beat. Even the Durango feels relatively spacious. And how in the heck is it on a most reliable list if it only just came out this year and has a brand new powertrain?

You forgot the Nissan Murano which has, along with the Highlander, been the top or second most reliable Midsize SUV for ove 20 years????

Very informative. Thanks a lot.

How about a toyota 23 RAV4?

My mechanic is a senior mechanic for an Acura dealership. He told me to avoid 2019 onwards Acura SUVs - wiring harness/connector issues. He said they are badly designed

How can you tell if a 2023 SUV is reliable. We're only part way through the first year.

Hello, I have a question for everyone. My and I are shopping for his first vehicle and he is looking for a used SUV,which make, model & year would any of you suggest? He has a full time job that he loves so this vehicle needs to be reliable and do well in the snow as well as be budget friendly. Your help is greatly appreciated. All these vehicles sound awesome but picking out one in particular is the hard part so we'd appreciate your help,thank you.

Can you share the prices too? Thanks!

Subaru?

Americans are so lucky you get a Highlander and Passport. EU is stuck with the small Rav4/Crv or large Land Cruiser, with nothing in between

Recently purchased a new 4 runner and I love it!

Why do you never include Mitsubishi?

Suprised Lexus is on there. Also, I wouldn't consider a highlander mid-size.

You people amaze me. You all want all the privileges of America but send you're money overseas.

I was shopping in Aug. 2016, looking at the Mazda CX-9. I came close to buying that car, but when I took advantage of the dealer's generous offer to let me take it for a spin on my own, I came back realizing I would not be able to choose the CX-9. After about a 20 minute drive, my left leg was already hurting from the cramped leg and hip room. The driving position, complicated by my wide ass, forced me to press my leg against the left footwell wall. (Being 5'6" and 200 lbs did not help.) Anyway, it brings up the issue of SUV's having larger center consoles that cramp the front seats. So, it is important to try it before you buy it! I don't know how people can really completely buy on-line without a good test drive. So I ended up with a 2017 Kia Sorento EX, with the Lamda V6, 290 horsepower, and really love it. I have read some critical reviews of the current iterations for the last couple of years--build quality and the dual-clutch auto they use now are not as good as my model year. If I get a subsequent car, I would look for a gently used Lexus RX. Thanks for the article, it is just what I was looking for.

So Japanese vehicles are the best in the market? Not based on my experience 🤷🏻‍♂️

We have purchased both Hondas and Toyotas for the last 40 years. Both are excellent! Currently, we have an older (2006) Highlander with over 250,000 miles on it. We'll likely get another (slightly used) Highlander within a year or two.

Can you do All Electric Car reviews please

How is the cx9 a midsize?

Pearl Harbor they I assume owe United States but am keep with American why I still live here

Why did all the really expensive ones make the list. Is the Terrain not good enough t make the list?

Don't need a turbo charger. I need fuel economy.

The video should be titled "The most reliable SUVs that you can't afford to buy."

I just bought my 2023 4Runner TRD Off Road. I love it so much. Thanks for the video

What about the Volkswagen Atlas? I think its a good mix of features and space and should have been on the list.

Lexus for our family… we own 3 now

I’m so confused, where’s Kia and Hyundai??? They’re ranked 1 & 2 everywhere else, I’m buying a Palisade in two days and now I’m worried.

Very informative. I like the Lexus GS460 alot!

Just bought the Toyota hylander 2023 after owning the 2010 Mazda cx9. I have only owned my Toyota for a week and everything I read/watch say it's an awesome car. The inside is nice, the dashboard is easier to use than the other cars I tested. It doesn't feel too big like the Pathfinder, and I like the middle row bucket seats so my kids don't have to climb over the seat to get to the back or third row. Highly recommend if you are looking for a car right now.

You don't mention they all have CVT transmissions that have been known for problems.

Love over seas manufacturers suvs , but I love my American dodge durango more.

Japanese cars are the best.
-Honda and BMW owner

What about a Cadillac?

Great helpful review

The Ford (all Fords) with the 2.5 hybrid are incredibly reliable....but no mention.... imports imports imports....

I consider many of these SUVs “Large” rather than “Mid-Size”.

Personally I’m considering the RAV4 Prime. A plugin hybrid that gets just over 40mi. on battery power alone!

Amazing!

And with a home solar system here in the SW, I could home charge it and virtually drive it for free!

Helping me narrow down my choices!👍🏼

Toyota and Lexus has tossed out longevity going with the turbo 4 banger
I’ll keep my 3.5 liter RX

Cx9 have been around since 2006. I have a first generation model. Now that's it's up in mileage and years, I am being told it was built with a Ford engine. If that's the case, pretty impressed it lasted. 🤷🏾‍♀️

What about Kia telluride or Hundai

Recently bought a Honda Passport. Pretty much the same as the Acura but much less expensive. Also looked a Kia/Hyundai but am leery of the spontaneous combustion issue and ease of theft. Also looked at the Honda Pilot but didn't need the third row.