(car engine roars) Three-row SUV shoppers, want a vehicle with room for people and cargo. So as part of our 2017 Three-row SUV challenge, myself and fellow judges, Fred Meyer and Brian Wong paid ...

CARS.COM — Three-row SUVs have become the family vehicle of choice, and it’s a segment that’s seen a lot of change in the last year. So we thought it was time to bring back the winner from our past ...

CARS.COM — For popular three-row SUVs, a reason for being is the third row that provides extra seats for a big family, carpooling or the ability to take a bigger group in just one vehicle. So you’d ...

CARS.COM — An important consideration for three-row SUV shoppers is not just how well they fit passengers, but also cargo. Each of the four contenders in Cars.com’s 2017 Three-Row SUV Challenge have ...

(engine roars) Three-row SUV's have become the family vehicle of choice, and it's a segment that's seen a lot of change in the last year. So we thought it was time to bring back the winner from our ...

CARS.COM — Our 2017 Three-Row SUV Challenge evaluated four SUVs to pick the best of the bunch. But let’s be honest, when it comes to family life, the real top dog might have been sitting across the ...

Let’s face it: Most of us older than 10 will never ride in the third row of a three-row crossover SUV. Why would you? First, it requires a lesson in how to move the second-row seats out of the way in ...

CARS.COM — Families still love their SUVs and three-row SUVs are among the most popular rides for shoppers in these days of inexpensive gasoline. They offer lots of cool features, tons of usable space ...

Large families basically have two choices when it comes to what to drive: a three-row SUV or a minivan. Both have their merits and handle cargo and passenger room differently. During Cars.com’s recent ...

CARS.COM — Three-row SUVs have become the family vehicle of choice, and it’s a segment that’s seen a lot of change in the past year. So we thought it was time to bring back the winner from our last ...

CARS.COM — An SUV’s third-row seating could easily be called no man’s — and no woman’s — land. This necessary but often cramped space is for kids only, but they still need a way to get back there that ...