BEST used medium SUVs to buy in 2024

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Having a serious look at getting a 2023 Ford Escape ST-Line AWD, from what I’ve read and watched, it gets good reviews, as well as good looks, plenty of tech, great performance, ample room and no CVT. What do you think Adam?

I went for the Ford Kuga Titanium with 2L ecoboost AWD. Ticked all the boxes at the time and price I paid was even better. Cheers to the boys at Redriven, for solidifying the frustrating process of researching cars at the time 👌👍

I have a 2019 Mitsubishi Outlander VRX. Needed a bigger car once we had a baby & the Suzuki Swift wasn't cutting it anymore. Can happily say that it is an awesome car packed full of features at a solid price with good fuel economy. It also looks very good for a SUV.

The Subaru Outback secret. 2012. FB engine and regular torque converter auto. It's the only year that got the newer FB engine but hadn't switched to the CVT.

We've had a 2nd Gen Outlander for 13 years. It has well over 300K's, and it just wont die. Keep the CVT serviced, and they last forever.

I own a 2015 Ford Kuga 2.0 diesel 4x4 and it is an absolutely brilliant car. It is every bit the car that my young family needs: it looks good, loaded with optional extras, including blind spot assist, electric boot release, keyless go and entry and much much more. We have had for about 2 years now, done about 35000 miles, the wife commutes in it daily and it had absolutely no issues whats so ever, like zero, not a warning light, nothing. And we live in Europe so winters are harsh here, there were - 20C and very snowy and windy this winter. I am in love with it and just how dependeble it is. Also it is quite nice inside, the audio system is excellent and it has a particularly Suv feel to it which we love.

Yup, I have to agree. CX-5 or RAV4 would be my pick.

Do NOT buy a Grand Vitara diesel unless you're doing mega miles everytime you use it. The DPFs clog and they're mega $$$$$ to fix.

Which engine to buy is an important issue in SUV's - in fact in any car. Buy a proven engine (even if it's older). I am getting on in years now and wanted to move from my medium hatchback to a small/medium SUV. My old Peugeot 308 had the 2L diesel engine. Both mechanics (European specialists) told me to keep with the 2L diesel engine if possible as it was proven in Australian conditions. They told me to avoid the smaller petrol engines. I took their advice and bought a Peugeot 3008GT (HDi 2L diesel) - an ex demo. Huge saving on new and it was optioned up being an ex demo. Great decision. So, look at the car (SUV) but also look at the engine options - it's worth it for the long term.

While we were looking at Mazdas already, this video, along with the dedicated CX-5 review, helped with our decision. Going the CX-5 G35 GT SP!! Love the content!

I would buy 1 gen. Volvo xc60 2009-2017 but only with 5 cylinder diesel - it is great engine.

Buy a ZH Mitsubishi outlander in 3.0 V6 petrol form and aside from the fuel usage theyre brilliant. Surprisingly fun to drive and with the paddle shifts you can keep it rolling along pretty well

I had a 2021 Hyundai Tucson from new it had 10 warranty claims, one of which the car was immobilised in my garage for 3 days ! I ended up going back to a Mitsubishi outlander as I had one prior and it was rock solid. I’ve now got a 2021 outlander diesel with 10 years warranty and capped price servicing. My sister owns a 2018 outlander, her best friend has a 2018 model and my best friend has a 2014 model. None of which have had issues even when missing servicing. Cannot recommend an outlander more when looking second hand.

Had a feeling 2 of these cars would be on this list lol. Have to admit that the CX-5 seems to tick all the boxes for me if I was to look at a new car Good job on the video guys and look forward to Sunday's video as per usual 👍

I'm very tall. 1m98cm. Just test drove the cx5. But since I have long legs, I feel that the seating part of the seat is not long enough or deep enough to support my entire upper leg. Any solutions or options here? Cx5 ticks all the boxes apart of this. Feel like it's a problem for longer drives.

Can we get a review of top 5 best off road tow 4 x 4s under $15,000 please?

What about the 2012 Subaru Forester XT or the s edition.(Have one for 7years and mostly trouble free) They are safe, reliable(if not modified) and fun to drive.