SUVs are versatile vehicles that come in a variety of configurations, such as four-wheel drive, front-wheel drive, or rear-wheel drive. They provide seating for five to eight passengers, and are powered by four-, six- or eight-cylinder engines. SUVs also offer different towing capacities, handling and maneuverability, and cargo space, depending on the model.
Choosing a new SUV might seem like a daunting task when you consider all these options, but as long as you have a clear idea of what you want and need in your new SUV, you can find the perfect match.
Instructions
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Make a list of the features you need. Decide whether you need a larger, more powerful SUV, with a six-cylinder or V8 engine, or if you prefer a smaller SUV, with better gas mileage, handling and maneuverability.
If you tow a boat or a camper, you need an SUV powerful enough for towing such an item. If you have a large family, your new SUV should have a lot of cargo space.
Consider whether or not you need an SUV with four-wheel drive, capable of going off-road and tackling snow and ice during the winter months, or if a model with two-wheel drive suits your needs.
2Research the prices of new and used SUVs online, and then set a budget. There are plenty of Web sites to help you estimate what your new SUV is going to cost. And once you have an idea, you can set an appropriate budget.
3Compare new and used SUVs at dealerships to find something that meets your criteria, and remains within your price range.
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