10 Reliable Used-SUVs UNDER $20K | Here is Why They’ll Last A Lifetime!

What abt ford escape 2013

I own a 2018 Outlander GT V6, good to see it made number 4 on the list, no issues at all, so I agree. No CVT either on this one.
There has to be a good reason this made in Japan SUV has a 10 year warranty, flies under the radar of most buyers. I took the zero percent interest deal in 2018 and now it's 100% paid off.
Just had a full detail done on it, with ceramic coating, and it looks brand new like it just came off the show room floor. This thing got me out a scary watery ditch one time, very safe AWD system.

As a Mazda CX-5 owner i say its realiable and fun and luxury suv at the same time for a low price ❤❤

my SUV is Honda Element 05,. great on gas and AWD

Thanks

Lost me at Mercedes 😂

Honda Cr V hybrid

U had until you mentioned Mercedes 😂😂😂

you mixed up RDX with MDX

Best pre-owned SUV I personally owned: 2001 Subie Forester 5 spd. Great mpg/ reliability

This guy dosent know anything

Had a dodge colt which was a Mitsubishi. 242,000 km . Just change the alternator. It had a 1.6 turbo engine. Best steering feel. Only Mazda can match the steering feel.

THE 2000 Navigator was a rental SUV at the time I purchased it. I saved 22,000.00 and it had only 18000kg on it at the time of purchase. I drove it for 14 years. It was easy on fuel and had excellent navigation.

Lexus RX 350 2015 is one of best preowned suv

A lot of people don't like Turbo, missing N/A V6. This model has V6 hybrid. Unfortunately price is too high. Lexus atleast should have put this V6 in the mid trim Premium.

I have a 2004 CR-V with 168,000 miles on it. Just had to replace the chain and tensioners to the tune of $1,500 but that's the only problem it's ever given me. So important to always keep up on oil changes and oil levels..burns a bit

Why is the most ugliest car the most reliable lol

From Bottom to Top <20K
10. 2015 Nissan Xterra Pro 4X
9. 2015 Mercedez Benz GLk ( too spensive too maintenance.
8. 2018 Suburu Forester
2.5 I premium best.
7. 2016 Acura RDX
6. 2018 Mazda CX-5 ××× Great SUV
5. 2017 Lincoln MKC
4. 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander 7 passenger GT Trim.
3. 2016 HondaCR-V Most reliable
2. 2017 Toyota Rav4 AWD
1. 2015 Lexus NX

Which Suv with 3rd road you will recommend from 2019 to 2022. Thank you

I was looking at Hylander or Pilot but ia too pricey. What about the Outlander?

Is this channel just all made by AI?

No large SUVs... Waited through entire video.... Boooik!!! Poor title

I have spent over $30000 on my 2017 Mercedes’ over the last 2 years, headlight and headlight control unit $7700
Front and rear suspension x 2 electronic tailgate, fuel gauge. Hand brake actuator, steering column , +
Never been in an accident. Only my stupidity in buying.

this is a fraudulent video and channel.

A used Mercedes??? Not!

My next purchase will definately be a Honda crv. Better gas mileage. My sis owns a suburu Forrester is having probs not even at 100k. & also with uncomfortable seats.

What is the website you are showing on the video?

We had good luck with our 2008 Ford Escape with V-6 engine. At 200,000 miles only had to replace the struts and water pump. Changed the oil with synthetic oil every 4,000 miles and Transmission, Differential, PTO gear oil synthetic every 30,000 miles. I wish the newer SUVs like the newer Escape did not evolve to look more like station wagons than boxy SUVs as I need an SUV that will fit 2 dog boxes side by side (47 inches of width between the wheel wells).

Planning on upgrading wifes car, really been looking into those '16 CRV's, very solid option

just bought a ‘17 toyota highlander SUV 78k mi for 23k im optimistic will go another 200k mi. a dream car to me

I love my 2019 Mitsubishi Outlander.

Who has the best towing compacity though?

The best remains the GLK

Please don’t ever buy a Volkswagen Tiguan 2009 to 2021 the least reliable vehicle, beautiful on the outside that’s about it , stranded everywhere , put so much &$ went to waste , Volkswagen over all , Passat , Golf!!👎🏻😤

Consumer report on 2022 Jeep Cherokee X, Rating

My 2015 RAV4 gave up the CVT at 110.000 miles. It cost me $8,000 to rebuild it from new and used cars at AAMCO which was expensive, but so far works. They added some cooling fan to the transmission as well. Just FYI If you have a jerky shifting or it kicks when you put R from Park, or it hesitates to gear up, RUN away from it :) the CVT will die soon! I had 4 Toyota services check for the problem before it completely died, and they were unable to diagnose the problem. You need to open the transmission, and it cost around $1,500 to do so. Anyway, you need to check, if the service really change the OIL in transmission...

Best used SUV: 2008 Toyota Highlander Limited 4WD; had 158K mileage on it 2 years ago & has 175K today!
When purchased, Gr8 Paint, interior, Ran VERY Smooth - Transmission, Everything worked Very Well, Including snow hill settings, without putting to the specialty mide right away!
LOVING it...

Consumer Reports ratings aren't good anymore.

2010 nissan murano. Awesome!

Half of these are absolute junk

Rav4
LandCruiser

I have a 2004 Cadillac Escalade with 205K miles. Best vehicle I have ever driven. Still going strong.

I have owed the 2014 Toyota Rav4, the 2005 Honda Pilot EXL, and the 2005 Honda Crv. Those 3 vehicles are great; confortable and reliable.

I own the 2018 Subaru Forester at only 32000 miles I have spent 1500 on a new compressor and now need a ac fan at a cost of 900. I hate this suv and would never recommend Subaru

Are you still doing robot-reading? Just get a real person to read the copy!!!

I have a 2006 toyota Rav4. I would love to upgrade to one of those ones

Mitsubishi and forester was probably a joke. You can't be serious. 😂

I had a 2004 BMW X5. It was great for 200,000 miles, THEN, it got electrical gremlins due to the panoramic moon roof. They are known for trouble. It still had a great engine and no issues, but when you get gremlins, it has to go. Made me sad. Now I have a DIESEL X5 with 125,000 miles so far. Have not had any issues. Love an X5!

Not a fan of SUV myself. I rather get a hatchback.

Mitsubishi is often under appreciated. They are in fact very reliable, worldwide car tests and statistics have proven that

Never mind fuel economy...
And as for the CX-5 doing 31 mpg, ummm, no. Just. No.