Some of these models have our Green Choice designation, which highlights vehicles with the cleanest emissions. Though we tested more expensive all-wheel-drive versions of some of these, we also recommend the more affordable front-wheel-drive versions, if they’re sold that way. We’ve listed them in order of their Overall Score, which is a combination of all those factors. They SUVs also performed well in government and insurance-industry crash tests if they were tested. On top of that, they come standard with key active safety equipment, including automatic emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian detection and highway-speed AEB, and both blind spot warning (BSW) and rear cross traffic warning (RCTW) are available.
The two- and three-row SUVs below have above- and well-above-average reliability ratings.
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