“The ‘latch-and-glide’ second-row seat action allows third-row access even with a front-facing car seat in place,” Meier added. Here’s how these SUVs finished:Ĩ 2017 Nissan Pathfinder, 655 points The verdict: “I appreciate the Pathfinder’s overall roominess and V-6 power,” Hanley said, “but its dated interior styling and lack of important features disappointed me.” 2017 Nissan Pathfinder | photo by Evan Sears What They LikedĬomfort galore: “The vehicle’s interior is light and airy, and the front seats were among the most comfortable,” Meier said, and the other judges agreed: “The cabin is open and airy with good room in all three rows,” Hanley said.Įasy third-row access: “Third-row seating access is easy thanks to levers that slide the second-row seat forward, creating a wide pathway to the wayback,” Newman said. You can learn how we conducted testing below the results. Jeff drives a 2006 Mini Cooper S that he maintains, while Anna drives a 2011 Toyota Sienna.
Results | What You Get | Child-Safety Seats | Video These SUVs seat from six to eight occupants and come with the latest in tech features for entertainment, driving and safety. They offer lots of cool features, tons of usable space and cargo room, and come with plenty of ways to pamper the kids. CARS.COM - Families still love their SUVs and three-row SUVs are among the most popular rides for shoppers in these days of inexpensive gasoline.
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