Your Ultimate SUV Lineup Guide

Popular Chevy SUVs

Founded in 1911, Chevrolet is one of the oldest automotive manufacturers, and also among the first to manufacture and distribute automobiles for personal use. Chevrolet has made major contributions in every vehicle class, from trucks like the Silverado to sports cars like the Corvette. The Chevy SUV lineup is just as legendary. Common Chevrolet SUVs that pop up on our lot include:

Are you shopping for a used Chevy SUV? If so, you’ll have seven models to consider. Regardless of which Chevy SUV you choose, you can expect roomy cabins and powerful engine options. At AutoSavvy, we’ve created a comparison of each of the Chevy SUVs. Take a moment to read it, so you can compare Chevy SUV towing capacity, Chevy SUV MPG, and Chevy SUV seating capacity, to get a better idea of how one option differs from the next. Then, fill out a pre-approval and find your nearest AutoSavvy location to arrange test drives.

Recent Generation Specs for the Chevy SUV Lineup

If you’re shopping for a used Chevy SUV, take a moment to see how the Chevrolet Equinox compares to the Chevrolet Traverse and so forth. We’ve compared each of the Chevrolet SUVs in terms of Chevy SUV towing capacity, Chevy SUV MPG, and Chevy SUV seating capacity. Your options include:

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*The information for each model below reflects average specifications for models from the most recent generations. Specifications can vary depending upon specific model year or trim level. Please use for the purposes of developing a general idea of how each model differs from the next.

Popular Ford SUVs

Ford just might be the most famous automotive brand of all time. Whether it’s the Ford Mustang sports car, the Ford F-150 pickup truck, or the Ford Explorer SUV, they’ve managed to design one of the most iconic models in each automotive segment. Highlights from the Ford SUV lineup include: 

• Explorer: The Explorer is the best-selling SUV in the U.S., thanks to its standard turbocharged engine, solid SUV towing capacity, spacious cabin, and reputation for reliability. Recent generations of this 7-seat mid-size SUV can even be found in hybrid and plug-in hybrid variants, allowing you to enjoy unbridled power with fantastic efficiency! 
• Flex: A full-size crossover SUV, the Ford Flex can seat up to 7 across three rows. Despite its robust size, the Flex features famously boxy lines, a shorter hood, a high ceiling, and an extended rear wheelbase. These design elements allow the Flex to offer a massive cabin and cargo bay while offering sharper, more responsive turning. The Flex is also quite futuristic looking. Its tinted rear passenger windows extend all the way to the back of the frame, giving the Flex a distinct, rather bold, and minimalist style. 
• Edge: This mid-size crossover borrows design elements from the Ford Fusion sedan and Lincoln MKX luxury SUV. Recent generations can tow up to 3,500 pounds when equipped with AWD, as well as standard luxury features like a 12-inch tablet-style touchscreen and Sirius XM Satellite Radio.

Popular Honda SUVs

Honda is the 8th largest automotive manufacturer in the world. Needless to say, they’ve produced some classics since they debuted in Japan in 1946. In particular, the brand is known for reliability and slow depreciation. Popular options in the Honda SUV lineup include: 

• CR-V: Debuting in 1995, the Honda CR-V is a compact crossover that remained in continuous production since its inception. Its popularity continues, thanks to its exceptionally high value, powerful standard engines, standard active safety features, a roomy cabin, and a voluminous cargo bay! 
• HR-V: While the Honda CR-V is a compact crossover, the Honda HR-V is a subcompact crossover. This means that the HR-V is easy to park like a commuter sedan and features high-fuel economy numbers. But it also features sportier engine options, and its high ceiling opens up more room for larger cargo and taller passengers than your average subcompact sedan. Like the Honda CR-V, recent generations come standard with Honda Sensing® active safety technologies. 
• Pilot: Though the Honda Pilot is a mid-sized SUV, it can seat up to 8 passengers across its 3-rows, making it virtually a full-size. It’s just ever so small enough to handle with a little more precision than your average full-size SUV. Riveting performance, standard cutting-edge safety features, and a lengthy list of luxurious amenities set it apart. 

Popular Nissan SUVs

Nissan officially began in 1933, but it has its roots in the Datsun brand which started out as early as 1914, making the brand among the oldest in the industry. Over the past century, they’ve brought best-selling trucks, award-winning supercars, and high-value commuter sedans to markets across the world. Today, they’re at the vanguard of EV and autonomous driving shifts in automotive. Some of their most popular SUVs include: 

• Murano: The Murano is one of the most affordable luxury SUVs on the market. This mid-size crossover SUV seats 5 passengers but offers the robust cargo bay of a large mid-size SUV. Recent generations come standard with leather upholstery and a sporty V6 engine. 
• Pathfinder: Like the Murano, the Pathfinder is a mid-size crossover with seating for 5 and an exceptionally large cargo bay. While it’s quite luxurious, the Pathfinder emphasizes off-road performance features like its Intelligent 4X4 drivetrain and Terrain Management System. 
• Rogue: The Rogue is one of the best-selling compact crossovers of all time. Though it’s not as large for sporty as the previously mentioned SUVs, it’s very affordable, offers high fuel economy numbers, surprisingly roomy dimensions, and thrilling performance for its class. 

Popular Subaru SUVs

Subaru is known for making fuel-efficient and affordable crossovers and sedans that provide standard off-roading features. Subaru models double as everyday commuter vehicles that you can take on the back roads for your weekend adventures in the great outdoors. Every Subaru vehicle features standard Symmetrical All-wheel Drive and a Subaru Boxer Engine that has been fine-tuned for exceptionally responsive torque distribution. Two of the most popular SUVs include: 

• Crosstrek: Though the Outback remains in production and is as popular as ever, the Crosstrek was originally developed as a successor to the Outback. In design, it’s quite similar to the Impreza sedan, but it’s a bit longer and has been lifted for improved ground clearance and a more aggressive stance. All of this is to say that the Crosstrek offers you the fuel economy and maneuverability of a sedan, with the firmer, more grounded handling and roomier dimensions of an SUV.
• Forester: Just as with the Crosstrek, the Subaru Forester is a compact crossover that borrows the same platform as the Impreza sedan. That said, its cabin and cargo bay are roomier, and it features a larger engine. As with all Subaru models, the Forester features Symmetrical All-wheel Drive, but recent generations offer different variations of AWD, depending upon which trim you choose. Variations can include: Variable Torque Distribution, X-Mode, and Dual-function X-Mode.