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I don't trust subaru reliability.

I'm currently on my 3rd use to be a Tacoma person but this nissan is smoother with v6

Nice 👍

IMO if on a budget, Rogue is a no-brainer. If you are getting into the $40K range, the CRV Hybrid becomes very interesting, but base engine and base trims the Rogue is just nicer and better performing.

Apparently the 2025 Pro 4x will be available with a 6 foot bed and an increase in ground clearance.

Both cars are nice the problem is i have no budget yet because just to much expensive gosh hoping soon

Dam, these trucks look awesome!

The viioe trach 👿🤡💩👆🖕

The fact that none of the Crosstreks in the USA come with a heated steering wheel is ridiculous. The Canadian Onyx is much better.

Love Telluride Kia Fantastic ❤️👍

Very well made video.

Subaru 👍🏽👍🏽

Honda Pilot 👍🏽👍🏽

Nissan Frontier 👍🏽👍🏽

Honda CR-V ❤❤

Nissan Pathfinder ❤

Chevrolet Traverse 👍🏽👍🏽

Honda Accord 👍🏽

Toyota RAV4 ❤❤

Subaru Crosstrek ❤

I have an f 150 2020 I am very disappointed

What the heck I hate it when they don't give the price of the vehicles and the difference in the prices.

Nissan Rogue 👍🏽

They haven't made the diesel since 2019. The XD is the same endurance V8 that the regular Titan has.

The Canadian version of 5he sport, called the Onyx, comes standard with sunroof, heated steering wheel, rear cross traffic alert, rear automatic braking and 10 way power seats. No yellow along the sides but yellow accent around the fog lights. The Limited also has sunroof standard as well as the upgraded sound system and power seats with memory. Price, Onyx 36,500 CAD, Limited, 39,500 CAD.

N I S S A N is more Reliable and a better Ride

👍👍 Thanks for showing them all in red, making it easier to compare, especially on looks and styling! IMO, the Buick Envista is the best looking!

Nissan Rouge so nice!

I got 2022 SV and there is only one thing missing. The back sliding window is not offered as power. I'd have to stop to manualy open it if I forgot to do it before the trip. The rest is well done. I love this vehicle and thinking about PRO4-X trim as my next Frontier. Cheers

How much to replace led headlights when they go out? Rather have halogens.

I don t like This

Wish they made the pro4x in extended cab 6ft bed!

I like the Pro 4x model a lot, but what bothers me about it is it doesn't come with 6ft bed option. I need a truck that can haul a lot of leaves from my yard and can romp in the snow.

Which one has more driver room?

Cx90 engine bay is horrible and requires lifting the engine out for many repairs. It might look nice but it’s going to be a pain on the wallet after warranty is up.

Bought the wife a forester wilderness. At first im like meeeh, then drove it to FL from MA. Drove 16 hrs straight, comfy, I was like ok. Finished the week vacation drove home, impressed. Then my jeep grand cherokee started aging, a new 6 cyc jeep is over 50k, cant afford it. Checked out a 24' wilderness, fell in love with its simplicity and ruggedness, bought one too.

Sienna hybrid gets 36mpg.

Class

if it's a 15 inch display then 2025

The Frontier looks like a very solid truck. I like that they still run the V6. I've always been a Tocoma fan, but I believe the Frontier has pulled ahead of the Taco now.

Dollar for dollar it really is the best midsize truck you can buy. It isn't as fancy as the new models of other brands but it's simplicity is what will make this truck outlast all of the others in the segment.

Take them off-road and tell us about how they compare that way

That all black grill blows hard. It’s all a scam to get you to buy the top trim

2024? You have 2025 captioned!

We looked at both of these in 2023.The Mazda interior was a lot better than the Hyundai, even with a higher end hybrid comparison. The gas mileage on the base engine for both was about the same. What sold us on the Mazda not mentioned here is the reliability. The Mazda uses the tried-and-true Skyactive high compression engine built since 2012 which is very reliable for 200,000 miles. The Hyundai uses the notorious Theta II engine which you can see reports all over the internet and RUclips failing after 100,000 miles. So in the end it is a no brainer - you want a nicer car on the inside that will last twice as long, buy the Mazda. Want the fancier electronics and an engine that has a good chance of dying at 100,000 miles get the Hyndavi. We bought Mazda.

Mazda. Nissan catching up with Hyundai and Kia

SV trim is the better buy all day. Same engine, same transmissions, and more. SV can go anywhere the Pro 4X can go and won't dent your wallet.

CVT no

Canyon looks so much better. Not that the Colorado isn't also really good looking.

Honda All Day! Not sure why people don’t like Hondas because of timing belts. Chains wear and stretch, guides wear. Belts make the engine quieter, more efficient and refined. It costs $1,200 every 5-8 years, most pathfinder owners I know spend way more money on other breakdowns/maintenance. Honda is much more reliable.