Telluride is best vehicle I have owned. Oddly, this video did not address what the 3rd row was actually like on these. But the Telluride has good legroom, like a regular seat, and easy access to it. Compared to in laws Highlander, prefer the Telluride
Probably because there is relatively little difference in all of the 3 row mid-sized SUVs. The only thing to differentiate these vehicles is their styling. I personally think the Telluride looks much better than the Palisade, someone else might disagree. Therefore, I would assume this list is based on style and less substance, since the substance is more or less identical for all of these.
I stopped watching this video on 36th second when heard false information: a newly redesigned 2024 Chevy Traverse comes with a turbocharged 2.5L four-cylinder 328HP engine and 8-speed automatic transmission, not with 3.5L V6 310HP and 9-speed automatic transmission. That was the previous model. Get some data before posting a video! And what are your ratings based on anyway?
@@Finestvehicles Hear yourself, you are clearly talking about and showing 2024 model (known as???), am I crazy? BTW, still not sure how you rate these vehicles.
Who needs a 3rd row? I can't help but wonder which families in the North America are having 5 kids these days and actually need a 7 seater?! The average number of kids per family in 2020 in the United States is 1.93. In Canada, the average number of children per family is 1.1. In fact in China, the average number of children per family was 1.18 in 2020. India reports an average of 2.22 children per family. So if we assume the average family is having 1 - 2 kids, why would the auto industry be so focused on 7 seaters? OH yeah it's just marketing bigger and more expensive and more profitable SUV's that no one actually needs Of all the 3 row SUV's that are being sold, I would love to see actual stats regarding how many buyers actually use the third row! I would much rather have a smaller SUV with 5 seats, more fuel efficient, and ultimately more cargo room! That's plenty for 99% of the families out there!!!!
Good point but I’m sure that there are more families out there like me that allow their children (2) to each bring a friend… total of 4 kids, and these are teenagers.
