BEST 3-Row Midsize SUVs for 2024 -- Our Expert Ranking After Reviewing ALL of Them! (Top 10)
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- Here's our Top 10 BEST Three Row Midsize SUV Picks for 2024!
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We are in A LOT of new three-row SUV's every year, so are you wondering which one is the BEST?? Well, you've come to the right place! In this countdown, we will be discussing our 10 favorite three-row family haulers. Which will be our #1? Click to find out if it is the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander, 2024 Honda Pilot, 2024 Hyundai Palisade, 2024 Ford Explorer, 2024 Chevy Traverse, 2024 VW Atlas, 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander, 2024 Mazda CX-90 or the 2024 Kia Telluride!
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0:00 Intro
1:58 The #10 Pick
2:41 The #9 Pick
3:14 The #8 Pick
4:16 The #7 Pick
5:05 The #6 Pick
6:19 The #5 Pick
7:01 The #4 Pick
8:28 The #3 Pick
9:56 The #2 Pick
12:14 The #1 Pick (winner)
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Standard supercruise on LT trim and up
Was the Sequoia ?. Not mentioned for a reason?.
I guess so 😮😮😢@@coachanthonyruiz8390
How come the Acura MDX didn’t even make the cut?
Safety and reliability should be categories as well.
Yeah reliability should be the first on the list though some of these are so new they may not know how reliable (Mazda, grand highlander)
+1 - reliability really should have been part of this. Even iof just their opinions.
And actually those should be double the points
If I have to buy one, reliability will be my first criteria.
A better list of criteria for this segment would be:
1. Storage/interior space
2. Safety & family friendliness
3. Comfort (ergonomics & road noise)
4. Reliability
5. Luxury & technology
Exactly!
Believe it or not, there are some of us that don’t want to drive a sleeping aid. Performance is valid and sometimes passing power is a safety feature.
Towing?
Reliability should be a category! A lot of your top models wouldn't rank as high. For example, Hyundai gives a lot of fancy features, but the engine in that vehicle is a dinosaur. It comes from that "NOT SO GREAT" kia/hundai era!
People who talk about “reliability” are usually stuck 30 years in the past. Look up modern reliability statistics, you might be surprised.
Correct reliability is number one. They missed it.
And safety ratings? That's kind of a big deal. I'd rather have the peace of mind I'm driving a highly rated car by the NHTSA than a stupid 22 inch screen on the dash
These guys suck... very amateur... no reliability Rating and no safety rating??!!!
Agree...I test drove the Palisade , the engine was struggling
Can you guys do the top 10 most luxurious 3-row SUVs
Wheres Subaru Ascent?
I have been watching your videos since 2016. You guys are my favorite car reviewers. You guys are the reason why i love cars so much and you really helped me keep up with new cars and what they do. Thats why now im really knowledgeable about cars.
Keep up the great work. You guys are great.
Happy New Year
If there was a “best car reviewer award” they will win all of them each year.
@@AyatAlSharif true
We thank you so much for the support over the years! Happy New Year to you as well! 😁
You're too kind 😊
Great video, especially since watching a few top tens 3 row videos, everyones is different since everyone likes different things. My only thing I would add is cost to value. I feel more people especially today would like to see what tgey can get for the best price not just wgat tge top tier models offer thst most ppl cant afford
Love the video. Very helpful for my research!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks!
I went with the Toyota Grand Highlander XLE AWD Hybrid. I live in California where gas isn’t cheap. I have 2 kids in car seats so I also need room. This car is beautiful practical and very comfortable
Looking to buy one thanks for the review
Thank you for the ranking and your opinions. Which ones have reclining third row seats?
I believe everything on the list can recline the third rows to some degree. The options with power third rows are able to do it electronically, of course.
Very informative. Thanks fellas
Happy we could help!
Like this video very much! It is really helpful.
Glad to hear that!
Was reliability or resale value taken into account ?
Guys, how is the road noise in highway for grand highlander and if we using hybrid power train how are transitions?
We have Grand Highlander Limited Hybrid… it’s really amazing and quite SUV ..specious etc … the problem is when we drove few times on the long drives (300miles ) it was really rough ..you can feel every uneven road or pat holes … it got better (maybe tires) but still not good enough
I own just a basic Grand Highlander XLE 45k out the door. I fking love it. It is very spacious, drives smooth and very quite. Very little road or wind noise
@car_confections could you please fo the best non electric, mist gasoline fuel efficient SUV?
I love watching your videos but I couldn’t agree less with these assessments!! I just drove the 2024 models highest trim for Atlas, 2023 traverse (bc they don’t have a 2024 model), Telluride, Pilot, Highlander and Grand Cherokee. Hands down, the 2024 Pathfinder Platinum was the most comfortable, best tech/comfort with features, 80 cubic ft storage, but also sporty and stylish. Incredible car, by far the best from those we drove. We ended up purchasing white w/black trim Platinum model. Insanely great car, plus safest for children!!
I have the new pathfinder and love it, but I can understand why it didn't make the top 10. It's third row and cargo space are smaller than anything on this list aside from the Highlander. Only one engine option knocks it down, along with the 8 or 9 inch screen options. I do agree that it's exterior aesthetics is probably best in class (this is of course totally subjective), and the interior is nicely laid out and functional.
All that said, I think it's just too small for a family that will regularly use a third row.
Thank you... Don't get us wrong, we still really like the Pathfinder! It's just that with 2 of the 5 categories emphasizing space, that is the Pathfinders weakest area. Everyone has different priorities but we just tried to pick the 5 most important ones to the average customer 👍
@@CarConfections yep, as a 2022 pathfinder owner I totally agree with your assessment. We're a family of 5 and the pathfinder is the smaller of our 2 SUVs. That's not to say it doesn't work as a 3 row SUV, there are just numerous, far better options in the segment for size & space.
Plz also make a video on best full size pickup trucks
Gentlemen, this is an awesome video. You just basically reviewed an entire segment! Blanket coverage for someone trying to decide! This is the first time in my life I have ever watched a full CZcams video! Outstanding job!
Terrific! Glad you found the video helpful!
Great Video. In the process of trading in my cr-v hybrid for either the Hyundai Palisade Night Edition Calligraphy or Toyota Grand Highlander.
Thanks! Great choices!
I recommend Palisade! I love it.
@@user-dv5if1hm2w that's what we're leaning towards. Just never owned a Hyundai and growing up that reputation wasn't good.
I would pick the Ford Explorer or Toyota grand highlander! I can’t wait to see the 2025 Ford Explorer !
How about some long term! i.e. 1-3 month road tests? My concern is the reliability of some of these larger vehicles with the smaller engines. Towing, etc.
Explore cars is fun and learn valuable about it
This is the most honest and true valuation considering the 3 row segment, technology and space. Good job Guys. True Atlas is only 2 seats on the 3rd row but it's also the only one in the top trim that provides bench seats.
Thank you and Happy New Year!
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Honda Recalls: Brake and Rearview Camera Defects
Honda recently issued recalls for various models due to brake and rearview camera defects. These recalls address potential safety hazards that can result in accidents and injuries.
Unexpected Loss of Brake Function: Honda recalled over 124,000 Civic, Passport, and Pilot vehicles, including certain model year 2020-2021 Civic, 2020-2023 Ridgeline, 2021-2023 Passport, 2021-2022 Pilot, and 2020 Acura MDX vehicles. The recall was prompted by concerns that the vehicles could experience an unexpected loss of brake function, increasing the risk of a crash.
Defective Brake Holds: Another recall impacted nearly 400 model year 2023 Civic, Accord, Acura RDX, and Acura Integra vehicles. These vehicles were manufactured with defective brake holds, leading to potential movement while the brake hold is activated. Honda plans to notify impacted vehicle owners by mail, starting from July 24.
Rearview Camera Concerns: Honda recalled over 1.1 million Odyssey, Pilot, and Passport vehicles due to defective rearview cameras that may not display properly. This recall applies to model year 2018-2023 Honda Odyssey, 2019-2022 Honda Pilot, and 2019-2023 Honda Passport vehicles. A non-functional rearview camera can compromise the driver's visibility, increasing the risk of a crash or injury.
Class Action Lawsuits against Honda
In addition to the recalls, Honda is facing class action lawsuits that allege serious defects in its vehicles' components.
Variable Timing Control Actuator Defect: A class action lawsuit filed against Honda claims that the automaker knowingly sold vehicles with defective variable timing control actuators. The alleged defect, affecting model year 2012-2014 CR-Vs, 2012 Accords, and 2012-2015 Crosstours, can lead to catastrophic engine failure and poses a safety hazard.
Defective Electric Power Steering Systems: Two separate class action lawsuits were filed against Honda, asserting that model year 2022-2023 Honda Civic vehicles were manufactured with defective electric power steering systems. These systems may "stick," requiring an increase in steering effort, leading to overcorrections and potential collisions.
Electric Braking System Sticking: Another class action lawsuit argues that Honda sold model year 2022-2023 Honda Civic vehicles with electric braking systems that can stick at highway speeds. This alleged defect can cause vehicle owners to overcorrect, increasing the risk of collisions.
Thanks
Hi, Can Volvo XC90 be in the top 5? Could you say the reasons why it wont be in top 5 list?
The more I see and hear about the new Traverse, the more I like it.
The Toyota and Honda are SO boring
No I own a 24 pilot and it is nice
Kind of like the iPhone. Boring but effective, efficient, refined, and reliable.
I hope you can afford a less boring car in real Life rather than commenting on socials
@@Ilikkerizziskibidi2 we are think about it too. Which trim did you get ?
Great video! Does the new 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe fit in this category? If so, why did it not make it?
At least you've explained the criteria for doing the ranking but clearly some SUVs here don't deserve to be on the list because reliability issues.
No one will agree with VW Atlas being number 3, no way
I have the cross sport (didn’t want the third row) and it’s such a nice car!!
agreed! you cant add features on a turd!
Actually even Edmunds placed them high this year. They did improve a lot of areas.
which of these vehicles has the best motor built to last 300k miles. with minimal issues. I need to buy a 15 to 20 year vehicle
Good work guys
Thanks!
Great review straight to the point. Subscribed 🫡
Thanks and welcome to the Car Confections family!
good job 👏
I was surprised to see the Ford Explorer even made the list. The Explorer ranks last or next to last in reliability. I can attest to that, my previous employer had 15 Explorers in their fleet. They spent more time at the dealer than in our lot, and the ones that remained and all had some type of warning lights in the center cluster. I agree it was nice to drive but I absolutely would not purchase one to use as a family vehicle. I was assigned one as a take home vehicle and drove it like I payed for it and completed all the required maintenance and still it proved unreliable, other than that I kinda agree with your rankings, thanks for your 3 row SUV comparison.
We have the previous model of that highlander and now I really want to have that Grand highlander and does anybody have that new car model sickness like you have to catch up with latest model like me.
I can’t get past the misspelling of “experience” lol. Just stands out and punches me in the eyes. But other than that, love the video as always. Looking to get the wife a palisade. That’s what she really wants. But we have a 2017 Acadia Denali and have had it for right at 7 years. Since the announcement of the new Acadia. We’ve been waiting to see it first before we decide. And we wanna see the new traverse as well.
Agreed
Amazingly, it made it through 3 sets of eyes somehow 🥲
I test drove the new Traverse and it truly is amazing. The interior is fantastic. Seats super comfortable. Quiet cabin. Huge interior space that felt like a minivan in the best of ways. The screen and infotainment just literally unmatched.
All this but I can’t get over how so many people online shit all over Chevy in general and a lot specifically about the Traverse reliability.
Which vehicle out of the Pilot, Korean twins, or the Grand Highlander do you guys think has the best ride quality for back row passengers? My kids get car sick easily.
Out of those, the Grand Highlander has the most body roll. I would say Palisade and Pilot are both excellent in comfort and well controlled
I would go with the pilot. The 3rd row is big and it drives way better than a GH and Palisade
@@jameskirby9369does the small screen or MPG bother you? I’m also torn between the Pilot and GH.
@@CarConfectionsbody roll meaning body shifting in the seats? Love all of your research and explanations. Thank you so much!
@@rnguyen2516The grand Highlander has been noted by several reviewers as having a very boaty feel to it in the worst way. That makes for far more likely queezy ride for those in the back if not in general.
Is the fuel mileage not a worthy factor in the selection?
Least expensive top trim version?
What about the new Santa Fe, Sorento and QX 60? Where do they rank?
3 row SUVs , comprehend.
@@peweep3274 My suggestions ARE 3 row Suvs...comprehend??
where does the acura mdx fall on this? i'm looking for new family vehicle to last 15 years or more
Thank you for the video! I would suggest you ask your audience who are interested in buying these cars what their top 5 categories are. When you look at this category of a 3 row SUV, the largest segment of buyers are families with children. I would then change the category of luxury to reliability. If you wanted a luxury 3 row SUV, there are far better ones that are not listed here which I completely understand. I am sure you guys will likely do a video for luxury SUV's at some point. Families who are buying these cars will want to know how much it will cost to maintain and not spend time in the shop for repairs. I would be interested to hear if you did make this change from luxury to reliability how you would rank these SUVs. Thank you for taking the time to read my opinion and keep up the good work.
Thank you and we appreciate the feedback!
Plz do a 3-row luxury video like this..
I want to buy the Grand Highlander MAX, but it's not sold in Ghana...hopefully, they have the KIA Telluride?
Nice list. My criteria would also factor in cost of ownership/projected maintenance/brand track record with reliability. With this in mind, I'd rank the Honda higher than the non-Toyota offerings.
Absolutely correct, they do nice reviews but seem too impressed with bells and whistles and not enough about reliability.
My thoughts exactly. How can u rank a Chevy,VW,Hyundai,Jeep and Kia higher than a Honda. I just bought a 2024 Pilot Touring and love it!!!
@@jameskirby9369agree but dislike the cabin noise level. Test drove the TrailSport and there was a lot of wind noise and engine noise
Is warranty an indication of reliability? If the manufacturer is worried about reliability, why provide the best warranties by far?
The Atlas is actually really, really good! That being said I ended up with the Pallaside Calligraphy, it has just a few more features such as massaging drivers seat that the Atlas doesn't have.
No. Stay away from vw. I work as a tech for vw. They are not as reliable as you think
What kind of sound system is in the Pallisade
@@timothywillis3279It's a Hardon Kardon in the Calligraphy.
I agree when spending this type of money reliability and depreciation rating need to be somewhere is this rating.
I'm guessing reliability and the cost price for these car is not important to buyers.
So the way how you guys rank these suv is not accurate. Because the top 3 selling suv in north America and the rest of the world is based on reliability space and cost prices.
Why isn't the Buick Enclave included in the list?
I don't get the new design for the brand-new Honda Pilot 😅 A cheap tiny MP4 screen with a massive cargo size
Resale value can be a good addition as well a lot of us likes to trade in the vehicle within 3-5 years that aspect can be a good addition in my opinion
wish you would have added safety and reliability to your scoring
So satisfying to see when your vehicle ranks at No. 1 😌 Toyota Grand Highlander 2024
What about Acura MDX, Lexus TX, Genesis GV80, etc ?
They are doing mainstream products. I hope they do luxury (or near-luxury) sometime soon.
They should start rating these based on short term 2-3 yrs those leasing or long term 5 yrs plus for those who keep long term. I went with the pilot because my goal was to keep long term, so storage, quality and reliability are my top picks. But it i was leasing i would have probably gone with the Traverse since its larger with cooler tech and its leased so i know im dumping it in 2-3 yrs anyway. But i would agree looks aside the Grand Highlander is the best overall package.
See I like that treverse screen
Can you please do another live stream
now i want the full sized SUV tier list.....too bad reliability is not a category....though understandably so
they already did one way back since there's not as many full size SUVs as there are midsize family ones
Why Acura MDX is not in your list ?
I think it's the best 3 row SUV
An odd omission for sure as it’s one of the best sellers.
@@JonMoralesLAit's funny how u both miss the fact that mdx is a luxury car. Mdx would be compared to the likes of x7, gx, gv80, etc.
Can u make 1 🎥 that have awesome gas mileage as well on all of these SUV
I wonder where the Lexus TX model fots on this list?...same chastity as the Grand Highlander
The Lexus TX falls on the Luxury 3-Row SUV list, so it does not compete in this segment
GM has 4 choices depending on your wallet…Traverse, Acadia, Enclave and XT6!!!
there are no Traverse in my area. Where did they all go?
What was the smoothest ride
😭😭I was expecting the new GMC Acadia to be in the list!
Curious Why is the Lincoln Black Label Aviator not on the list?
This list is only mainstream (non-luxury) options
whre is the santa fe?
It's 328hp and 326lb ft of the new Chevy Traverse seems to me that on powertrain scores at least a 4. Also there should be a design category because the Chevy Traverse, Hyundai Palisade, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Mazda CX 90 are better than the rest in design. If you'd included that the resaults would have been much different..
Comfort and reliability should be part of category.
Clearly, palisade designed thrid row with heated seats to feature high on this channel. On a serious note, this compares the features on the spec sheet, but fails to acknowledge the intangibles, safety and reliability that are key when you invest > $50K
I would avoid the Grand Highlander after it failed in the IIHS test. The korean twins will be my choice if I'm leasing.
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Is an A rating good for IIHS? I am thinking an A is pretty safe.
@@RayRay0414A is just Acceptable. These days Good ratings are more prevalent
Hyundai KIA Honda Toyota Lexus Mazda 👑 affordability, luxury, reliability, class and style all rolled into one. Can't be beat
Was surprised Nissan Pathfinder SL was not at the top. Have put 10,000 miles trouble free comfortable ride miles on it. Enjoy the V-6 and have got 29 mpg on the highway. Leaning towards turning my lease into a buy out. Best vehicle I have ever had. Tops in safety and crash tests as well.
What about Buick? Just purchased a 2024 Enclave Premium that looks better than the Chevy. Could not ask for a smoother riding quite vehicle.
Enclave is more MDX competitor
It seems this list is going by preference.At the end of the day, people will choose on what they like and feel comfortable.
I will never buy a Ford again. Bought a brand new 2022 Ford Escape. Had nothing but problems with the engine and transmission since I bought it. It's been in the repair shop four times. Luckily all repairs were under warranty. Ford paid me out $12,000 for the car being a piece of dung
It really depends on the quality, I know someone who drives a 2013 Ford Escape and it’s still going after 300K miles with rarely having issues. At least ford is better than the Hitler-founded company aka Volkswagen which has nothing but unlimited service lights on the dash
That doesn't sound like nearly enough of a payout.
wheres your review of qx60
Can you guys please do a video with 3 row luxury SUVs?
Yes, planning on it 👍
I appreciate your efforts to sort out these 3-row SUVs. I agree with your ordering, but as you said, some people will have different priorities, and for me, a 2nd row bench seat is a requirement *as well as* all the bells and whistles of the top-trim offerings. That reduces my options to exactly *three* of the options in your list: Explorer, Pilot and Atlas (I've heard Atlas offers what I want but I've never checked it out because of the poor reliability - Explorer does, but reliability removes it from my list.) Are you guys aware of any other 3-row unibody SUVs that meet my criteria? I think Pathfinder is also available in top trim with a 2nd-row bench seat but once again the reliability is just not there. We'll see about the Traverse and Acadia, but given that Tahoe 2nd row seats are captains chairs in top trims, I expect the same for both these two.
right about explorer, avoid at all costs, my colleague owns one, it is really a poor vehicle
Thank you! You're right, the 2nd row bench seating on top trims is something very uncommon in the class now unfortunately
The Jeep Grand Cherokee L can have a 2nd row bench seat in the top trims
@@FizzerTT21Thanks for that. I'll add it to the list. I'm getting older so I'd like to go with a Japanese vehicle so that I spend most of my time driving and very little time at the service department. Perhaps it's time for me to start leasing cars to avoid these issues and be able to buy any vehicle regardless of brand.
@@CarConfectionsYup. Some people actually have three kids, not just two. I'm not going to put up the third row and put one of them in the penalty box back there. Thanks again for your videos.
I would like the prices
How about hyundai Santa fe 2024
The Telluride will definitely do it for me
@@Brian_Eugene_Lee I love the SX Nightfall Edition, but that's only offered through the 2021-2023 Telluride. Any personal experience with the Palisade Limited?
@@josephalba978 Telluride and Palisades are both good SUVs
Haha... With the Atlas's "8-passenger seating", I guess granny rides on the roof! 🤣
Would the new Santa Fe Calligraphy make your top 10?
Not sure yet. We might have to release an updated list...
I’m looking to get a Grand Highlander Limited . Looks amazing
I have it. Limited Hybrid… Amazing, except it is rough on the roads especially highways…you feel every hole and uneven pavement… it got better with more driving, I have 6k now.. but still you can feel it
You guys should buy a Atlas close to 100k miles and let us know if it is the right SUV to buy
:P it is not!
Probably couldn't find one, except in the junk yard.
@@shashankshekhar2611 Do you have any experience with the 2024 Atlas? I test drove and was really impressed with it, but not that familiar with Volkswagen. Why would you not recommend it?
@@rtk7233 Do you have any experience with the 2024 Atlas? I test drove and was really impressed with it, but not that familiar with Volkswagen. Why would you not recommend it?
@@reneerozic4999 yeah, unfortunately a lot of my family members have purchased VWs in the last 15 years as they were getting good deals on them, turns out first 4 to 5 years were alright but after that the engine started having issues and so did the transmission and air conditioning, and that’s not the worst part. Any car can have issues BUT VWs are not great as after sales service providers. Parts are expensive ( compared to Japanese or American brands) and they lack expertise in zeroing in on a problem. My brother in law had an engine seizure just 4 years after buying a new Golf and Vw straight up refused to acknowledge any issue with the engine and put forth a giant bill that he had to foot as there was no other option.
My colleague has an older VW Tiguan and it is riddled with issues of suspension, electronics, body work and the car is not super old , I mean its from 2007 or so and is always parked in a garage and is driven gently by a 50 year old .
wheres your review of new 2024 arcadia
We just posted a First Look Review on the channel last week 👍
Great video guys. Honestly, the GMC Acadia should be compared with other luxury 3 row SUVs. If the Lexus TX is gonna be the only vehicle of its size to be in the midsize luxury suv category without the redesigned GMC Acadia, you might as well move the TX to compete with the full size Category due to the 3rd row space and cargo volume rivaling other full size suvs too besides the extra length american ones
What about Subaru ascent?
Honda pilot and TGH are the best
Personally recommend staying away from any post-covid manufactured Ford Explorers. The electricals are all faulty in ours and now I'm looking to trade it in, so many recalls in the past year.
Stop complaining about the Honda Pilot’s infotainment display 4:45, like that is the most pedantic thing to get upset over, safety and reliability is way more important. Nobody with working brain cells cares if a 9inch display is smaller than a 10inch display, the important thing is if this $50000 car will last the next 20 years
Do you mean the 12.3 inch display** in the GH?
You guys did Gids work on this video. Cheers.
Thanks!
Thanks for not making the entire video about 0-60 acceleration. As though someone was going to pack their entire family into the car and then try to accelerate to highway speeds as quickly as possible. I would rank differently though, because overall size is actually a downer for me. I want to seat 6 people in the smallest amount of cubic space possible because I want to be able to park in the smallest space possible. My kids are little, they can take a little third row seat, but that car isn't going to park itself.
And what about safety, and capable for the offroad.
Can you do video on Too 10 luxury 7 seater cars like Volvo, Lexus, Acura, BMW, Audi, Benz ??
I wonder why the TX 350 wasn't on your list 🤔 😕
These are only mainstream makes not luxury