I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, the SUV market in the U.S. has become rather competitive. As minivans and wagons are being replaced by SUVs, all SUV producers are racing to get their vehicles into the hearts and minds of the American population. Currently there are more than 100 different kinds of SUVs in the American market, but for some reason many people are overlooking these 50 SUVs. These are the 50 best SUVs that no-one is buying in the U.S.
Kia Sorrento
For some time now, the Koreans – mainly Kia and Hyundai – have been offering seriously discounted options, which diminished the value of their products. As a response, Kia addressed the perception by offering the strongest warranty offer available in the class. This move was enough for people to notice the brand more, even if it was a marketing spin and not a genuine trust in their products. The Kia Sorrento is a mid-sized crossover that has a boxy design and a low-quality interior finish, but all the same, it’s well worth its price.
Kia Sorrento
Honda CR-V
The Honda CR-V moniker stands for Comfortable Recreational Vehicle. We can definitely say that the small car specialists from Japan have delivered a good-quality product. The CR-V and smaller HR-V represent great value in the market. Aside from that, they also stir up the competition. The CR-V is one of Honda’s largest cars, as it seats 5 adults comfortably and it has versatile storage options.
Honda CR V
