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- Best new vehicles under $25,000
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- Best & worst in safety performance
- Best & worst visibility
- Highs & lows of testing
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- Most fun to drive
- Best for comfort
- Best off-road
- Best & worst three-row vehicles
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Best & worst three-row vehicles
Last reviewed: October 2011
The main appeal of three-row vehicles is their ability to carry a combination of people and cargo. They include minivans and SUVs, although larger SUVs provide both better access and more cargo space. Our list highlights the best and worst of three-row vehicles based on seat comfort and ease of access to the third-row seat.
| Best | Worst | |
|---|---|---|
| Ford Expedition EL | BMW X5 | |
| Mercedes-Benz GL-Class | Subaru Tribeca | |
| Lincoln Navigator Ultimate | Audi Q7 | |
| Honda Odyssey | Toyota RAV4 | |
| Toyota Sienna | Nissan Pathfinder | |
| Kia Sedona | Chevrolet Tahoe |
