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Most people don't buy SUV's, they buy "crossovers" which pack the capacity of an SUV but get way way better gas mileage. As for Trucks, they have improved consi
by partiallypro 8y ago
Most people don't buy SUV's, they buy "crossovers" which pack the capacity of an SUV but get way way better gas mileage. As for Trucks, they have improved considerably in gas mileage as well. But the SUV is mostly false, SUVs have bitten the dust, crossovers like Rav4, Outback, etc have taken over. Even in luxury brands, I see tons of BMW, Mercedes and Jaguar crossovers. They look nice.
- bgorman 8y agoI'm pretty sure the Rav4 is considered a SUV. I don't think the Outback is a crossover. Subaru's main crossover seems to be the XV.
- Phrodo_00 8y agoHe might be classifying anything monocoque as a crossover, but I don't think that's the common definition.
- partiallypro 8y agoToyota lists it as a crossover https://www.toyota.com/crossovers/ https://www.toyota.com/crossovers/ KBB lists the Outback, Crosstrek etc as crossovers https://www.kbb.com/subaru/crossovers/ https://www.kbb.com/subaru/crossovers/ When I think SUV, I think Tahoe, Sequoia, Escalade, Suburban, etc. Compact SUVs are SUVs in name only imo. You pretty much never see a traditional SUV on the road anymore.
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