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| SUVs : Review, Rating & Buyers Guide |
| The Best SUV Reviews and Ratings |
| Best Consumer Products.com have reviewed and rated the best SUVs for our auto guide. Please let our SUV reviews and SUV ratings help you to purchase the best SUV. |
| The Reviews |
| LAND ROVER FreeLander |
| The hard or the soft option - the choice is yours. And if you can't
make up your mind, go for the 'Station Wagon'. Either way, you get
a thoroughly capable off-roader despite the fact that this Land Rover
has the lowest ground clearance in the 'range'. On top of that you
get a comfortable road-going machine that looks great thanks to a
well-judged 'youth of today' frontage and no mean amount of design
flare. There are two engines of which we recommend the 118bhp 1.8
litre plant, unless you really do intend getting your feet dirty,
in which case the 2.0 turbodiesel is a must with its low rpm pulling
power. Good Point Still very pretty and oh-so-chic. Bad Point Ground clearance could be a problem if you go a-wandering from state to state |
| Honda CR-V |
| Inexpensive SUV. Are you into a spacious cabin
with a nicely car-like interior, a sweetly performing (0 to 60 in
10.1 seconds) 2.0-litre engine, a flat floor front to rear, high levels
of safety and standard equipment, pertinent styling and dynamic road-going?
Then have a look at the latest CR-V. Powered by an excellent 148bhp
2.0 VTEC engine the CR-V is not as radical as its HR-V sister but
the new models styling is much improved. Good Point Good driving position, relaxed ambience, highly specified and quiet Bad Point Maybe the Honda CR-V is just a little too sensible. What do you think? |
| Volvo XC90 |
| Meet the XC90, a full-blooded sports utility vehicle
aimed firmly at the US market, but with plenty of European appeal.
The XC90 has proven to be an outstanding success on both sides of
the Atlantic. It has seven seats as standard which means it doubles
as an MPV, it is nice to drive, very comfortable and wonderfully put
together. The interior is particularly impressive. Buy the BMW X5
if you want something a little sportier, but for many commentators
the XC90 is the more complete vehicle overall. Good Point Interior finish, seven seats, ride and noise refinement, pricing, safety. Bad Point Foot-operated parking brake a problem on manual version. |
| DAEWOO Musso |
| The Ssangyong Musso has returned after an extended leave-of-absence
- and the only real surprise is that Daewoo, the new masters, didn't
take the opportunity to change the awkward moniker. Like the Korando
you get Mercedes power in the shape of the 118bhp 2.9 litre turbodiesel,
so it is refined on the motorways and eminently capable off road.
Roomy, comfortable and solid, both commercial and passenger formats
boast a host of standards including traction control, dual baggies,
ABS and A/C, amongst others. This makes the business version a real
bargain: it weighs in at just under twenty grand seven thousand cheaper
than the passenger option. Good Point Plenty of room. There is a good view of the road thanks to the seating position and the sloping bonnet. Bad Point Not very pretty a rethink needs to take place in the styling department.. |
