Crossovers offer the raised seating position and big-hatch versatility of a larger SUV, but they carry the driving dynamics and fuel economy of a car. More manageable than a large SUV and roomier than a compact crossover, the mid-size crossover is, for many people, just right. Discover the best crossover for your specific car needs by viewing our expert ratings, expert reviews, consumer ratings, consumer reviews, prices and vehicle specifications. Doing research is your key to getting a good deal.
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Hybrid? Sub-compact? SUV? Our list of great gas-sippers includes something for just about everyone.
More versatile than cars, more manageable than bigger SUVs and just right for many. Find a perfect match here.
Some have two rows of seats, some have three. Some are soft, some are sporty. Our list of top mid-size SUVs has a bit of everything.
Whether you need the capability of an SUV or prefer the increased fuel-economy of a crossover, our list has you covered.
