#HeadToHead

It’s the era of the utility vehicle, and the market for small SUVs seems to be particularly hot right now as more and more North American new car buyers move away from sedans.

The BMW i4 vs Tesla Model 3. Two of the most direct competitors in the EV segment today.

When the market is dominated by SUV offerings, the humble family sedan is quickly becoming an overlooked choice. Often offering just as much utility as their taller cousins, the mid-size sedan is a sensible way to comfortably transport a gaggle of people and things.

Nissan’s adventurous three-row mid-size crossover, the Pathfinder, is all-new for 2022.

The past several years has seen a veritable explosion in the number of handsome, practical, small-but-full-featured crossover utility vehicles on the market.

This is a comparison of two vehicles at the differing ends of their lifecycle; the Nissan Pathfinder versus Kia Telluride.

Today’s driver tends to prefer a SUV for a variety of reasons. Car-like handling characteristics and maneuverability, an elevated driving position, all-weather traction from widely-available All-Wheel Drive (AWD), flexibility and space that’s easy to appreciate for growing families.

Nissan Pathfinder vs Toyota Highlander. It’s a rivalry that’s been going on for over 20 years. 

The big three-row SUV continues to be the vehicle of choice for growing families.

Not all crossovers have to succumb to the stereotype of being little more than a boring, family-hauling transportation appliance.