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(#1) Honda CR-V
- Honda
MSRP: Starting at $25,050
MPG: 28 City / 34 Highway
Horsepower: 190
Body styles: Compact SUV
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(#2) Subaru Forester
- Subaru
MSRP: Starting at $24,495
MPG: 26 City / 33 Highway
Horsepower: 182
Body styles: Compact SUV
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(#3) Ford Explorer
- Ford
MSRP: Starting at $32,765
MPG: 27 City / 29 Highway
Horsepower: 300 to 400
Body styles: SUV
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(#4) Honda Accord
- Honda
MSRP: Starting at $24,020
MPG: 30 City / 38 Highway
Horsepower: 192 to 252
Body styles: Sedan
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(#5) Toyota Camry
MSRP: Starting at $24,425
MPG: 29 City / 41 Highway
Horsepower: 203 to 301
Body styles: Sedan
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(#6) Kia Telluride
- Kia
MSRP: Starting at $31,890
MPG: 20 City / 26 Highway
Horsepower: 291
Body styles: SUV
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(#7) Subaru Outback
- Subaru
MSRP: Starting at $26,645
MPG: 26 City / 33 Highway
Horsepower: 182 to 260
Body styles: SUV
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(#8) Toyota RAV4
- Toyota
MSRP: Starting at $25,950
MPG: 26 City / 35 Highway
Horsepower: 203
Body styles: Compact SUV
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(#9) Chevrolet Suburban
- General Motors, Chevrolet, GMC
MSRP: Starting at $51,700
MPG: 15 City / 22 Highway
Horsepower: 355 to 420
Body styles: SUV
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(#10) Volvo V60
MSRP: Starting at $39,650
MPG: 23 City / 34 Highway
Horsepower: 250 to 316
Body styles: Sedan
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(#11) Hyundai Palisade
- Hyundai
MSRP: Starting at $31,775
MPG: 19 City / 26 Highway
Horsepower: 291
Body styles: SUV
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(#12) Honda Civic
MSRP: Starting at $19,850
MPG: 32 City / 42 Highway
Horsepower: 158 to 180
Body styles: Sedan, Coupe, Hatchback
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(#13) Honda Pilot
- Honda
MSRP: Starting at $31,650
MPG: 20 City / 27 Highway
Horsepower: 280
Body styles: SUV
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(#14) Volvo XC60
- Volvo
MSRP: Starting at $40,150
MPG: 22 City / 29 Highway
Horsepower: 250 to 316
Body styles: SUV
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(#15) Chevrolet Traverse
- General Motors, Chevrolet
MSRP: Starting at $29,800
MPG: 18 City / 27 Highway
Horsepower: 310
Body styles: SUV
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(#16) Nissan Altima
- Nissan
MSRP: Starting at $24,100
MPG: 28 City / 39 Highway
Horsepower: 282 to 236
Body styles: Sedan
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(#17) Chevrolet Impala
- Chevrolet
MSRP: Starting at $23,600
MPG: 28 City / 38 Highway
Horsepower: 180 to 191
Body styles: Sedan
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(#18) Ford F-150
MSRP: Starting at $28,495
MPG: 22 City / 30 Highway
Horsepower: 250 to 450
Body styles: Pick-up Truck
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(#19) Chevrolet Silverado
- General Motors, Chevrolet
MSRP: Starting at $28,300
MPG: 23 City / 33 Highway
Horsepower: 277 to 445
Body styles: Pick-up Truck
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(#20) Ford Fusion
- Ford
MSRP: Starting at $23,170
MPG: 23 City / 34 Highway
Horsepower: 175 to 245
Body styles: Sedan
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(#21) Lexus RX
- Lexus
MSRP: Starting at $44,150
MPG: 19 City / 26 Highway
Horsepower: 290 to 308
Body styles: SUV
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(#22) Toyota Avalon
- Toyota
MSRP: Starting at $35,875
MPG: 22 City / 32 Highway
Horsepower: 301
Body styles: Sedan
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(#23) Toyota Highlander
- Toyota
MSRP: Starting at $34,600
MPG: 21 City / 29 Highway
Horsepower: 295
Body styles: SUV
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(#24) Kia Soul
- Kia
MSRP: Starting at $17,490
MPG: 27 City / 33 Highway
Horsepower: 147 to 201
Body styles: Hatchback
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(#25) Ford Edge
- Ford
MSRP: Starting from $31,100
MPG: 21 City / 29 Highway
Horsepower: 250 to 335
Body styles: SUV
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(#26) Hyundai Santa Fe
- Hyundai
MSRP: Starting at $26,125
MPG: 22 City / 29 Highway
Horsepower: 185 to 235
Body styles: Compact SUV
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(#27) Jeep Grand Cherokee
- Chrysler, Jeep
MSRP: Starting at $32,045
MPG: 19 City / 26 Highway
Horsepower: 293 to 707
Body styles: SUV
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(#28) Chevrolet Tahoe
- Chevrolet
MSRP: Starting at $49,000
MPG: 15 City / 22 Highway
Horsepower: 355 to 420
Body styles: SUV
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(#29) Mercedes-Benz E-Class
- Mercedes-Benz
MSRP: Starting at $54,050
MPG: 23 City / 32 Highway
Horsepower: 255 to 603
Body styles: Sedan, Coupe, Wagon, Convertible
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(#30) Subaru Ascent
- Subaru
MSRP: Starting at $31,995
MPG: 21 City / 27 Highway
Horsepower: 260
Body styles: SUV
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The most important thing for a family car is practical performance. The car configuration should be relatively balanced, the price is favorable, and low fuel consumption is also an important factor for a good family car. The last thing you want is to buy something unsafe or inadequate. Safety, efficiency, storage space, and reliability are all important factors to consider.
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