Which family SUV wins? 2022 midsize SUV megatest | Chasing Cars
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- We put 11 crossovers to the test in performance, practicality and roadholding.
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The Chasing Cars team puts 11 midsize SUVs (or compact crossovers if you’re in the US) to the test - sorting out the best from the rest.
We compare the RAV4, Outlander, CX-5, Forester, Sportage, Tucson, CR-V, Tiguan, Escape, Haval H6 and the Subaru Outback wagon as a wildcard entry.
Read an even more detailed version of this megatest, get access to all of our testing data and read about safety features over at our website:
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Time codes:
0:00 - Why we’re doing this
2:03 - The 11 models competing
3:10 - Interiors, quality, practicality
17:33 - Pricing and specifications
18:24 - Costs of ownership
18:58 - Acceleration, braking, handling
21:22 - On-road driving
33:37 - Verdict
33:58 - Third place
34:25 - Second place
34:47 - First place - Авто та транспорт
See performance data, measurements, safety tech and more detail at the Chasing Cars website: www.chasingcars.com.au/compare/2022-midsize-suv-megatest-which-family-suv-is-best/
Nothing about AT vs DSG vs CVT ?
@@cristiplacintaru5578 Comments on torque converter vs DSG vs CVT are found in the linked article under the "Driving dynamics" heading.
In the article it says that only Kia Sportage and Tucson offers a cooled seats, but the H6 also offers it in the ultra model.
Thanks Felipe. This error has been corrected. The CX-5 Akera also has cooled seats, which was accidentally omitted from that paragraph.
@@chasingcars you should measure the suspension test with seismometer and you can make a bump using a rope or iron bar crossing the track or maybe u can find special track for testing car with bump track or pothole track
With the amount of competition in this segment, I'd say making this list is like an achievement in itself. Surprised with how consistent the Haval H6 was across all tests. They've caught up well. Great Video guys!!!
Really? Haval is CCP rubbish. Doesn’t hold a candle to the rest of them.
So proud to see you guys from the start to where you guys are now. Your opinions on cars are the few I listen to. Absolutely killing it!
Thank you for coming on the journey with us.
Couldn’t agree more with this comment. Well done 👍🏽
Wow you guys are just awesome, what a terrific idea it was to do a video/comparison like this. Hopefully you will do one comparing 10 small SUVs and 10 large SUVs with a wildcard included. Great job and work as always 👏👏👏👏
Phenomenal work, Tom and team.
I loved the rapid-fire thoughts on different aspects of the cars - you took away a lot of the padding you see in some other reviews and kept our interest the entire time.
I think you could have easily filled another 10 or more minutes of riveting content by: 1) elaborating a little on the standout features of the charts; 2) at the end you might have been able to count them down from last to first (admittedly easier said than done) or even from 5 down to 1; and 3) perhaps some closing thoughts on each one.
All in all, you’ve really hit it out of the park and my comments are only my unqualified suggestions for minor refinements.
An excellent comparison guys. Very difficult to get substantial information on 11 vehicles into 36 minutes. I appreciated the quick cut editing giving as much narration as could be packed in and clear, smooth camera work. I appreciated the charts which illustrated that you'd really thought of what people want to know and how they want to interact with this information. A small suggestion is to always try to show video of what you are talking about at the time, e.g. the standout seating arrangements of the Honda CR-V. I do realise that doing this all the time can make for a choppy video with less presenter presence. You've got a great formula and you are up there with Australia's highest achievers in car video reviews in my books. Great stuff! P.S. I have an Outback on order and highway road manners, long haul comfort and dirt road capability are important to me, more so than outright performance and your comparison backs up my decision.
Great review guys! I would love to see a version of this with “luxury” SUVs!
Thank you for the time and effort you guys put in with this. Appreciate it!
Great test! I do wish you would have ranked all 11 in order at the end of the video just to round up all the excellent work you guys have done.
A very concise comparison. For a relatively new team this vid goes to show that Chasing Cars have moved to another level. Some more established auto media organisations (both online and print) need to take notice of CC. Well done - just the logistics alone would be a Herculean effort. Top marks
I watch chasing cars everyday after work. In the market for a new compact SUV and you guys make the best quality, real-world and engaging reviews. Keep up the great work.
Subscribed “this is chasing cars” ages ago. Really like your team reviews.👍🏻
Thanks for joining!
Thank you for this great and neutral test! We have a RAV4 hybrid AWD-i from 2019 full equipped with panoramic roof and heated/ventilated seats. Driving it with around 6L/100km at the moment (winter in Germany, around 0 degrees Celsius, heavy wind at the coast). I think in the summer we will get close to 5L! We are SOOOO in Love with this car. It’s spacious and so comfortable to drive. Our little sun loves the roof and the low Windows to look out. We have 10 year warranty here so until 2029 I am stress free. 🙏🏼😊 Thank you Toyota. To you: keep doing your tests this way, great to watch!
Fantastic review fellas. Comprehensive and great stats tables. Well done…best class comparison I have seen.
Thanks, Jeff. Appreciate that!
More of this kind of comparo!! Very detailed and enjoyable! 👌💯
We’ve got more like this on the horizon.
Thank you so much for doing video about suv! Love it👏👏👏 huge help!!
Great comparison review Chasing Cars team. Appreciate your team took the time to compare the most looked car segments especially for families.
Love your detailed review and a bar chart comparing the results.
Haval, Hyundai and Kia surely have upclassed their products in the recent years, enabling them to compete with great brands from Germany and the reliable Japanese.
Keep up the good job and look forward to your next professional review videos!
Glad to help out!
Great review- enjoyed the vid. I agree with some other comments here. A full list from 1 to 11 would have been good, noting the worst one which isn't to say that the car is bad, just needs improvement to compete. Also, a run down on each vehicle in summary wouldn't have gone astray.
Excellent Review! Just subscribed! This segment is important globally and this review is the most comprehensive I've seen to date.
Great mega test and great content. Thanks fellas.
Fantastic video guys. Would love to see something similar for dual cab utes in the future.
Dual cab megatest has been shot - in editing now!
@@chasingcars Interesting timing. I mean the new ranger is around the corner
Absolutely loved this shootout! Thank you.
Thanks for watching Paul!
Keep it up guys. Love the video!
Awesome video! 👏
I would like to see more videos like this in the future! 😁
Please, please, please keep doing this type of comparison. I really thought that Tiguan was going to come out in front and I'm an extremely happy 4-month RAV4 Hybrid owner after a long 12-month wait. 🙂
I went with the Forester, took delivery 3 weeks ago. I do not regret my decision one bit. Enough power and superior road handling with all the safety features you could ever need.
My Touring also delivered 3 weeks ago. Went from the big 07 Tribeca to the Hi tech open window quite smooth ride. The most impressive after 750 miles was the open view. It just feels absolutely fantastic to drive down sunny country roads, while taking in the landscape. The rest of these cars are only family transportation to me, after living the experience. Enjoy!
what a huge project, can't imagine all the works u guys has done behind the scene
best overall comparisons video i've ever seen. so much in details to know before i choose which car to buy!
I’m currently looking for a midsize SUV and watch lots of your reviews. Thanks so much for the new comprehensive review on this segment. Those information really help me to make the decision.
Glad to be of service. Best of luck with your purchase.
Brilliant work guys, well done! As a 2018 CX-5 GT Turbo owner, I'm still happy with my purchase, despite the more recent competition. We've had it for 3 years now and it still brings a smile to my face when I drive it. I find the muscular performance and engaging dynamics appealing, and there's more than enough room in the back seat for my two young kids. If I was looking to buy something in the current market, it would still be one of my top picks as I like the sportier feel.
I would also consider the RAV4 due to its sheer all-round competence, although the 12 month wait is off-putting and I find it hard to get too excited about it. The Tiguan 162TSI R-Line nails the brief, but the $60k price tag on the road with option packs unfortunately rules it out for me. I would seriously consider the Escape Vignale, although I can't stand circular gear selectors. Give me a conventional gear selector any day! The Escape does tick a lot of boxes though. I would also check out the Haval H6 as I think it looks good, performs well and offers great value. I'm just not sure how polished its technology and ride/handling are, but they've certainly come a long way.
Once again great work on a comprehensive comparison test. It would have been great to see a sound level comparison. Did you get a feel for which cars had the quietest interiors at highway speeds?
I’m iffy about Havals ride and handling after seeing the way it’s floaty like a boat over bumps in CarExpert (Paul Maric’s) video. I agree the 2.5 Turbo is an excellent engine for the CX-5. I have the regular 2.5 on my Mazda3 GT and the acceleration numbers are about the same (given it weighs less), and I can agree it’s very effortless to merge and overtake without noisily working the engine like most other cars. And Mazda gives you this power without forcing a rough and unforgiving pseudo-sports car suspension on you either.
@@User-cb4jm Haval drives better than Mazda, the ride is much better.
@@jzvr5842 it’s slower
Glad I ordered a RAV4 - wait for arrival is very long (8-12 months) - thanks for this amazing testing of so many similar SUV's - mammoth task !
thanks for the review. very well thought out and put together. I just put a deposit down on a forrester 2022 today. glad to see it got a placing.
This was SUCH a great watch. Congrats on such a good production, clean, useful presentation of info. Thank you for including headroom! As I tall fella I really appreciate the detail. I don't know if I'm alone here but I would love an average road noise cabin test to be included. AB'ing this detail in a scientific way rather than broadly saying 'it feels very refined' would help me as a buyer - but maybe there is a reason you don't take this measurement?
Thanks for the feedback! We actually did take noise levels - at rest, at wide open throttle and at a constant speed on coarse chip. It didn’t make the video, but let me get the data together and I’ll let you know when it’s on site so you can peruse it.
@@chasingcars Perfect
3 different presenters at the beginning made it a bit hard to concentrate and felt like choppy editing. Content was great but disappointed you only really listed the top 4.
This is a brilliant review. My husband and I have been confused by the medium sized SUV market. Seeing you guys put these models through their paces has given us a clearer picture of where we should be heading. Thank you for presenting such an informative review!
Guys, that review was fire 🔥. Well done lads. Keep up the great work 👍
I have driven VW cars for 47 years . I keep them for 10 years and service them regularly at the dealership. I have never had an issue of reliability with any of my cars.I recently bought what I consider to be my last car a 2022 Taos. I don't expect to have any problems with it as well.
I loved this comparison, and you guys should do a lot more of them if you can! The little details provided really set it apart from the others, and i'm very keen on seeing the baby car seat fitting one which I think is a massive consideration for mid-sized SUVs.
Baby seat fitment roundup soon. Thanks for watching!
Loved your review - well done and thank you. In other tests I’ve read/watched, the Tiguan doesn’t rate so we’ll in 3 areas.
Lower:
1) Reliability
2) Off road capability
3) Resale value
These are pretty important to me when I choose a car. These were left out of your test.
VW is horrible
I've had a Tiguan for 7 year no issues at all, not sure why you saying bad reliability. It also has the best quality and looks the most luxury among them all. Rav4 and Subaru look cheap very bad styling and very cheap feeling material interior.
also I have friends with Rav4 2020 and they have reliability issues with them so u cant say a whole car make is bad.
Are you in America Greg? I've heard about all sorts of issues with the American Tigs.
My Tiguan hasn't skipped a beat with reliability, has been decent off-road and is worth the same as what I paid for it 3 years ago due to demand.
The 162 TSI is very much a hot hatch SUV, I've loved it.
VW is unreliable. - People who have never owned a VW.
@Tom Baker & the Chasing Cars team,
Thanks for the great comparo. Congrats on your ambition for the channel!
Great job guys.
Thanks for the comparison. 👍
Perfect comparison. This is why your the most trusted car reviewers in Aus. Excellent comparison, the work put in is outstanding and far above your competition. Can't wait for next years.
Thank you! It was a team effort.
Great job fella's!
I would love to see this line up tested again in a few years by AK Morris at Redriven.
Lets see how the VW Tiguan fairs for reliability!
That is my only concern with the top 3. VW's track record isn't anything to right home about.
I would have also liked to see a simple repair/replacement cost comparison for each vehicle.
A busted headlight/ taillight OEM replacement cost.
We don't always claim on insurance when we have a small bingle in the carpark.
Maybe even the cost for things that might need replacing within the warranty period that are not covered,
such as Brake pads and Tyres. With 18, 19 and 20" wheels on SUV's.
Tyres can be very expensive to replace and even difficult to get in some cases depending on size.
Just to help people understand that longer term ownership can get expensive based on brand.
Like many things in life, how you maintain it is a huge variable. Do it by the book and it can be fine. But yes, a revisit in 100,000km time would be fantastic! I wish we could run every car as a super long-termer.
Was thinking the exact same thing!
Im on to my 3rd tiguan. I have driven the crap out of my last 2 tiggs. I did add stuff to hardened the chassis and did stage 1 tunes for all my cars. Only issue i truly faced was speed sensors replacements and a failed start stop button. All these happened to my marki but with the 2nd generation tiggs they are a dream to drive and a such a robust vehicle. I use it as a camera vehicle for my work so it's being used like a workhorse. SO far so good! warranty in singapore in 5 years and wear and tear components are included for 3 years. Servicing is also free in SG till 100k mileage. Once you Change the charge pipe, air intake and do a turbo muffler delete on the tiggs you are technically driving a "GTI" like SUV.
As much as I love German car interiors and performance, it’s been proven year after year that Japanese cars statistically kick less of a fuss as the years and kilometres pile up. It’s a shame Euro cars haven’t closed the reliability gap, if they did then there’d be some tough competition. But yea I’d rather be responsible for a Toyota’s maintenance cost after the warranty runs out than a VWs.
Mechanic friend advises against ever buying VW.
An absolutely awesome review Chasing Cars, really great effort and awesome to see the Rav4 come out on top!
Thanks for watching!
Fabulous megatest fellas, only wish you'd included the Skoda Karoq. Perhaps your next megatest could be small SUVs as I know many, myself included, who are looking to buy in this segment. Keep up the great work! Subscribed.
thanks from saudi arabia 🇸🇦
this is the best review i have ever seen in youtube by margine 👍🏼❤️
Fantastic review. I would love to see a review on 7 seat segment as well
Will see what we can do about a three-row megatest.
So glad that I’ve found this channel!, great professionalism and review of cars we can actually own
Welcome aboard!
Chasing Cars! *standing ovation* Awesome job guys! It's the car comparison to end all car comparisons! This will surely help a lot of families out there, especially in a car market thats getting pricier, with waiting times getting longer.
Thanks, Keith - that means a lot!
Really enjoyed this one. Lot of effort. Thank you for making this.
It was a considerable team effort but worth it!
Me and my 10 year old son were glued to the screen cheering for the Rav4 everytime it came on since we recently ordered one after a bit of reluctance. Happy to hear it took your number 1 spot! Thank you Chasing Cars team for helping us feel better about our decision!
*sings outro music*
Supply of many SUVs is very short, but the RAV4 especially so because it is so popular.
Such a great informational video. Noticed that the Nissan Rogue/Dualis was not included in the megatest, is it not a midsize SUV? Also wouldve been interesting to see how the hybrid Escape would fair along side the RAV4. Also my Aussie car is an old 1999 Honda CRV (manual transmission) & that car whenever I'm home for a visit is still running great. Happy to see the VW.Tiguan ranked in the top 3. Haval is a new brand to me. Will watch more of your videos even though I now live in Canada.
the video we were all waiting for. thanks
Pragmatic: dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations.
Tom said it so many times, I thought this might help some others.
Clearly had “pragmatic” on the brain…
@@chasingcars still in my top 3 car reviewers on YT Tom, keep up the great work.
Also thanks for including the dimensions of the cars, as a taller person the headroom for front row was especially appreciated. Would be great to include in regular reviews.
Can't argue with the RAV4 being judged the overall winner when everything taken into account but geez it has the most boring /plain interior , when i drove it , it just wasn't a nice place to be for 30 minutes let alone for hours and hours on a road trip . Seats were ordinary at best and just not something you could relax into , hybrid system aside it lacks the tech of some others . For my money it was probably the least pleasant car i test drove and not somewhere i'd like to spend a lot of time . Great job on the reviews , keep em coming .
Our long-term RAV4 Cruiser hybrid that we ran in 2019 had the nutmeg interior - really gave it a lift. I always found the seats comfortable then, and our judges concurred on this test.
@@chasingcars My purchase was the Forester over the Rav 4 and CX5. Cx5 was way too uncomfortable and struggled to see out. The Rav4 rattled too much on typical roads. The non hybrid Rav did not compete well with Forester. The Hybrid was excellent but almost $10,000 more for a vehicle doing the same thing. The Forester windows and feel of being in the landscape enjoying life, did it for me. If Forester gets Toyota's hybrid system, I might consider trading early at the right price.
Totally agree. Test drove the RAV4 and was so disappointed in ride quality, noise levels and seat quality. Went in thinking yeah probably a little boring but a smart choice and left thinking I could not live with this. Went with an outback in the end despite the adequate engine...just a super sorted suspension and ride.
Wow. Great job guys! Keep it up!
Fantastic review. Great information and summary!
Great video! Loving this mega test format, much easier than shortlisting cars then watching each test.
Would love to see one on small/compact SUVs. I just bought a Volkswagen T-Cross and would love to see how it compares.
Great comparison Vid Tom! I think Subaru Sport (1 spec down from 2.5i-s) has to b the best value for money SUV that is well priced with ground clearance, roomy cabin, moon roof n Subaru's legendary AwD n best visibility! 👌
Yep, good package. Forester did well here!
Brilliant comparison! Thank you Lads!
Enjoyed watching this segment comparison mega test. You should do one for the next class up (Sorento, Santa Fe, CX-9 etc).
One of the best comparison videos I’ve ever seen. Well done!
My top 3 are:
1- Vw Tiguan
2- Toyota Rav 4
3- Kia Sportage
For me it’s very important the drive and the quality of the interior.
When you’re paying this much for a car, I agree interior quality is key. I like the interior of the new Kia Sportage and Mitsubishi Outlander, but as a Mazda3 driver, I’m willing to bet if I actually was in a market for a SUV the CX-5 would be a compelling choice - many Australians agree thats why it’s the top seller in the category along with the RAV4.
Love the vw as well, however with vw after service not sure i would be game to buy one
Great comprehensive comparison. The Forester is such a practical SUV and even though it's looking dated and could do with the old XT model grunt it still manages to hold it's own with the competition which is a little bit of a surprise.
Forester is a very competent vehicle. If the current one had an XT turbo variant it would do even better.
Still with my xt 2015, didnt try the outback xt? Not in ur market? I would change ir for the outback xt but doesnt arrive to chile.
Like cx5 but for family trunk is very small compare even with de xt 504lt vs 480. Saludos
Great Mega test/Match up of SUVs. Very informative 👏 👌
Thanks, Gilbert!
Doubt any other video on youtube or the internet anywhere is as good an comprehensive as this, best video for buyers in this segment of cars anywhere!
This was an awesome informative package with so many details covered. I was happy to see how well Haval H6 performed overall for a newcomer to the market. Hard to argue with the unbeatable price on Havals SUV range. There soon to be released h6 hybrid will be even more of a game changer.
Certainly making some of the others brands look very overpriced for what they offer . Have had 2 friends now purchase h6 and another one is also about to order one also .
There is no doubt that Haval is improving fast. Will be interesting to see how their cars perform in future megatests. They still need polish and refinement, but that is underway.
This is a paid comment obviously. Haval is junk.
My top 3 were Mazda, Toyota and Subaru. I’ve been a Subaru fan for years and I love my ‘01 Liberty. I found the new Forester was exactly utilitarian and underpowered. I was so disappointed the day I drove that car, it was like breaking up with your long-time partner…
The CX-5 was next, fantastic car around the city and felt good on the highway. I didn’t like the way it drove up hills though - as in the way it holds a gear to keep power. It revved its guts out and sent a lot of noise through the cabin. The Subaru was similar but had to keep the foot down to keep the speed, and if you got stuck behind a slow vehicle you can just forget getting back up to speed again if your going uphill.
The Toyota hybrid zipped around town and held good speed going up hills. The car just didn’t feel rushed either way, and the way it was quiet while sitting at the lights without a stop/start like the petrol engines was soothing. Overtaking going uphill was noisy, but once I was up to speed the engine mellowed out again and there was still power there when I wanted it.
I ordered a Toyota, yes infotainment is a bit dated, yes harder to get than an exotic car these days, but as a package it was much more refined.
Didn’t test drive the Tiguan which I’m a bit bummed about, but the upfront and ongoing costs scared me off…
Once I saw the Kia I was like, damn maybe I should have got one of those… but being a similar price to the Toyota with no hybrid and just flashy tech, I’m not convinced. I’d rather save $$ on fuel than look at a fancy screen.
Sounds like you have done your research, which is exactly what you should do!
I also like the Mazda, but yes I have also ordered the RAV4 as well. Love the new 2022 RAV4 which should hit NZ pretty soon. Perhaps the panel certainly felt as an all rounder, the Toyota did just fine.
Ordered Mazda Cx5. Curious to drive uphill to see how it performs.
@@user-bf5ug9ku3b I had the non-turbo petrol. Maybe the other engine transmission configurations / programming is different? Im not sure - but I was told by the dealer that they were built to hold a lower gear that acts like an overdrive but without you having to push a button. If you don’t have to drive uphill for a long period at a high speed I’m sure it won’t be a bother.
@@monkistyle Thanks mate. Yes, I ordered non Turbo Touring model. It does not have leather seat.That was only thing I did not like.
At first I drove Rav4 and then I test drove cx5. The interior and head on speedometer on the windscreen were the wow factors to me. Handling was also better than Toyota. There was 6-8 months wait time for Toyota rav4 whereas I could get cx5 in 2 months time. I also do not drive everyday, so hybrid was not important to me. Therefore, I decided to go with Cx5. Excited for it to arrive soon.
Excellent effort, guys. It must have taken quite an effort to put this together. The result is a great review. Very impressive.
Awesome review guys well done
Although in the future will be awesome to see a final verdict for all entrants
Keep up the great work guys 👍
Hi Tom, great video!
I think it would be good to see you grab some of the wireless AA/CP gadgets which are available now and do a test with those! (which connect the fastest, no dropouts etc).
Because you often talk about not having wireless phone mirroring, but for $100 this issue can now be solved, so its barely a blip on the radar for me. (and many viewers might not even know this tech exists!)
Great idea.
What do you suggest for wireless phone mirroring, if you car does not have it.
Thank you chasing Cars Team for doing this!
Can you do a review for cars suitable for red P Platers for all states?
Excellent suggestion!
Great work guys love it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very well done! Greetings from America!!!
Thanks, Joel!
Says the Subaru Forester was above average in everything after he literally said it was very slow
Do you really believe these paid shills?
Cheers guys for such a comprehensive review! I must admit I was really hoping the Tucson and Sportage would have done better as I was very keen on either of those. I might have to hold off and do a bit more research.
Test drive the Rav4 and then the Tucson/Sportage diesels and i'm pretty sure where your money would go ..... Interiors , comfort and tech on the twins is far superior to the rav4 ( and with N-line pack you dont get those god awful grey plastic wheel arches which all the others have ) . Only my opinion , but seriously , don't write the twins off .
The Tucson and Sportage did perform well - but there were issues with each. Tucson was held back by its engine/gearbox combination which isn't smooth enough. Sportage had the right engine/gearbox, and a good ride, but the Korean steering tune is stodgy.
@@chasingcars But if you had a Tucson with the diesel engine/gearbox...best combination? Is its steering better than Sportage?
@@cliffordmitchell9497 Yeah I'm looking at the Tucson/Sportage at the moment, leaning towards the Tucson as I think with the n-line pack it is the best looking car in this entire lineup...
I can't even start to consider the RAV, as I don't want to spend an hour commuting every day in that interior which is far too basic.
@@cliffordmitchell9497 100% agree.
The best review/video on your channel by far.
That’s very kind!
Very well done, Chasing Cars team!
Great video! Informative, unbiased. Well done lads!
I don't agree with Subaru, but it's all subjective.
My family-needs ranking would be something like...
1. Tiguan (Price/servicing costs ruled it out for me)
2. Rav 4 (Interior could be better though - pretty boring. All other boxes ticked)
3. Outlander (Light grey interior is beautiful - my only con is the lack of power)
4 & 5. Sportage/Tucson (Hard to split - not much to dislike)
6. Escape (Interior a bit behind others)
7. H6 (Huge value for money. I was surprised at its level of comfort. Steering a downfall)
8. CRV (Outdated).
9. Forester (Yes for practicality, no for everything else)
10. CX-5 (No for practicality, outdated interior. Drives OK)
11. Outback (Never been a fan of wagons)
Awesome comparison. Looks like I made the right choice. Booked a 2022 RAV4 Edge Hybrid. Getting it delivered by March. Cheers.
I’m getting the same as you in NZ mate. But yet I like the Mazda out of the whole lot. But at the end of the day I’m a Toyota person thru and thru. We call the edge an adventure. Mine arrives in May or June or July. Who knows. Keep us posted mate.
@@johnmartin7158 same here. Sure thing, mate. Cheers.
@@johnmartin7158 picked up my car 2 days ago. Love it!
Fantastic stuff, best watch yet 🙏🏽
Much appreciated!
Cleared my doubts very well !!
What I've been waiting for
Glad to be of service.
Great test! Very unbiased and overall it was informative and all the tests were actually what people are gonna experience for in real life. Definitely soon will become as good as what Caradvice used to be.
Thanks! Glad you found it useful.
Well done guys great video! Ciao!
Very helpful video guys...
Glad to hear that!
I'm bought the new Tiguan I'm a big fan !
Very impressive SUV to drive!
Used to have one and still we missed it. We bought a Renault arkana
Midsize SUV LUXURY cars would be awesome to see.
Great video boys!
I just bought a 2023 Rav4 hybrid in the US and I couldn't be happier with it. It's just such a great car. Loved the thorough comparisons that you did and I was pleased to see the Rav come out on top. :)
Great show and great compassions... just picked up a Haval, 6 months old, 6500kms for a little over 25ks... there simply is no competition... we have a 2019 Kia sportage which is amazing but the haval is on another level for the price... I’m also not willing to take cheap shots at China when they are simply working hard to essentially provide our nation with great quality at cheaper prices - politics of Australia or China are nothing to boast about either way so... many thanks to the Chinese and their engineering ... can’t wait to c some ‘special’ models a little outside the box ...the Japanese gave us land cruisers Supras and WRX’s , and I’m sure the Chinese will contribute and push the end to the next level...
Well said
Taking cheap shots China shows how weak the West has become. Do people criticize Thailand /Mexico/Germany /Korea etc for making cars. Pathetic
God this is like a paid CCP bot. 3rd I’ve seen now comment now.
How about the resale value?
Great video. I am driving a 2022 Subaru Forester. It’s definitely not the most flashiest or fastest but it is a great no non-sense drive for a family car. It gets the job done without adding the novelty of large screens to try to sell the car. And considering it’s cheaper than the top spec rav 4 and Tiguan it’s definitely the best value for money.
Lucky you got the new 2022 with all the new features. Wish we can replace our 2019 Sport but we still love it sooo much...no problems so far...excellent fuel economy, safety features, ride and seat comfort. I don't understand why I'm madly in love with Subaru's no non-sense, unpretentious styling...Love, love Subaru.
Yep i bought one too a few months ago! Love it
Excellent comparison, thank you.
I agree with the Top 3 but in a different order.
1. Forester: best all rounder and that AWD is amazing, plus reliable.
2. Rav 4 : tough, reliable but for me below the Forester.
3. Tiguan: sporty engine and handling, but not as reliable as the Japanese and without that amazing awd by Subaru.
Love the review guys, one small suggestion would be to fit a pram in the boot to see how it fits flat and how much room is left over once the pram is in the cargo space.
On another note, the Forrester is such a frustrating vehicle. Amazing visibility and handling but the engine is underpowered and no cargo space to fit a pram flat in the boot. Subaru really need to get with the times, putting new headlights on a car is not "the all new forrester". As a current subaru owner, i will be upgrading to a Toyota or a kia/hyundai
great vid! vote for H6!
Really good video
Thanks guys
My result too.
Not from exhaustive testing, but a consolidation of various reviews.
Well done Team !
Thank you David!
Do small SUVs next!
The Outlander is a looker inside and out hands down my pick
Much improved over the previous version.
The outlander looks amazing. A class apart!
Thanks for your detail information.
Amazing video, well done!
Thanks a lot!