Best Crossovers

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Combined MPGe: 100-148Heated SeatsAWDKeyless StartRear Seat EntertainmentAndroid Auto / Apple CarPlayTraction Control
Coupe-like styling; available all-wheel drive; strong acceleration; driving dynamics; refined interior; advanced technology suite; performance-oriented variants

Owners Like

  • Interior Material Quality
  • Ride Comfort
  • Voice Assistant Experience

Owners Don't Like

  • Rear Seat Access
  • Engine/Motor Power
  • Audio System Sound Quality

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Combined MPG: 21-27Blind Spot MonitorHeated Mirror(s)AWDRear Window DefoggerAndroid Auto / Apple CarPlayKeyless Start

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Combined MPG: 17-26Power Lift GateParking AssistSunroof/MoonroofBackup CameraWIFI HotspotAWD
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Spacious interior; 3-row seating; driver assistance technology; upscale looks; comfortable ride; easier to drive in the city than other large SUVs

Owners Like

  • Third-Row Access
  • Voice Assistant Experience
  • Driver Assistance

Owners Don't Like

  • Screens and Displays
  • Engine/Motor Power
  • Fuel Economy or Driving Range

Optional Equipment

Combined MPG: 18-277 SeatsLane Keeping AssistTire Pressure MonitorWIFI HotspotMemory SeatSunroof/Moonroof

Crossovers have become a dominant vehicle type in the U.S. new-car market in recent decades. But many consumers might still be confused by the term "crossover." The term describes a vehicle with an SUV-style body based on a car rather than a truck platform. Crossovers use unit-body construction rather than the body-on-frame construction of a traditional SUV.

Car buyers appreciate the multiple advantages of crossovers. Since crossovers ride on car platforms, they handle more like a car than a truck. Another advantage is their elevated driving position, which gives drivers better visibility. In addition, they provide excellent passenger and cargo space. Small and compact crossovers usually offer seating for five. Moreover, most midsize crossovers seat between five and eight people. The best crossovers blend all these traits—handling, visibility, space, and comfort—seamlessly into one complete package.

Since automakers build their crossovers on the same basic architecture as passenger cars, most offer front-wheel drive. At the same time, many crossovers give buyers the choice of all-wheel drive. This renders significant safety advantages, especially in bad weather. All-wheel drive also delivers off-road capabilities. Today's crossovers even feature advanced driver assistance and collision avoidance systems like forward-collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and blind-spot warning.

A considerable number of crossovers present shoppers with powertrain choices. If you seek a gasoline engine, a hybrid, a plug-in hybrid (PHEV), or a battery-electric vehicle, you can find great crossovers that will fill the bill. Of course, hybrid and PHEV crossovers furnish excellent fuel economy, but even conventionally powered crossovers often return better gas mileage than SUVs of similar size and capacity.

Whether you desire a small, midsize, large, or luxury crossover, you will find several excellent choices in today's market. Our list of the top crossovers will give you a great place to start your search.


Note: J.D. Power ratings reflect our best available data, updated each September. For current model year ratings, we apply previous model year ratings until new consumer survey data is available in September. Learn more about our ratings methodology.

* Please use this rating with caution. The previous model year's rating was applied to this redesigned vehicle. These vehicles have the latest styling, technology, and other components, but are unproven in their first year and can be less reliable than their predecessor.

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