The Sienna is the undisputed champion for families who prioritize practicality, sliding doors, hybrid-only powertrain, and third-row space that no SUV can match. Reddit's r/whatcarshouldIbuy recommends it constantly, and owners who switch from SUVs say they miss it for years.
Toyota Sienna. Look no further. Trade in the Subaru.
If you want hybrid- sienna. Gas mileage is great. Seating is good. Flexibility & cargo room will be available if you ever need to haul a piece of furniture, a big Cosco run.
America's best-selling crossover since 1997 delivers the ideal blend of cargo space, fuel efficiency, and reliability for a family of four. The hybrid powertrain gets 35 combined mpg while AWD handles any weather.
The Telluride punches well above its price with luxury-car interior quality, a spacious three-row cabin, and 87 cubic feet of cargo space. It's the three-row SUV that consistently tops both expert and community rankings.
The Accord delivers limousine-like rear legroom for kids, a 16.7 cubic-foot trunk, and up to 46 mpg city, all in a package that's easier to park than any SUV. Car and Driver calls it 'a sublime sedan' and GH testers drove 130 miles barely touching the gas.
The Model Y won over a self-described Tesla skeptic at Good Housekeeping with its buttery smooth regenerative braking, Full Self-Driving capability, and rear-seat entertainment that eliminates 'are we there yet?' questions. It's the EV that families actually love living with.
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