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MSN Autos user
Great cross over deserves a second look
...Cons: Some road noise. Could use more insulation for road sound. Overall: I would buy this cross over again. I plan to keep mine for eight or nine years...
MSN Autos user
Great Car/Utility Vehicle
...Cons: When you take your foot off the gas the vehicle will coast for a long time at the same speed. Overall: Great car for a person who needs room, and...
Cars.com user
roomy, comfy.. everything I hoped
..."I bought the Ford Taurus X w/ the captains chairs in the center eliminating a 7th passenger but don't feel I'm missing a thing"...
Cars.com user
Diamond in the rough
...how to use your mirrors and give your kids something more beneficial to do while you're backing up then I'd suggest you buy a convertible - No DVD players to...
Cars.com user
Why in the heck did Ford drop this ???
...Milage is okay, not bad, not great, about 18 around town. Visibility is about as good as the van's. It has more room than the Edge, not quite the room as the...
Cars.com user
Horrible
...There are also huge blind spots when driving on BOTH the passenger and driver side."...
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The Saturn Outlook is one of a group of GM crossovers that includes the Buick Enclave and GMC Acadia; it performs well and has a more refined ride than the Taurus X, though it feels smaller inside than the Taurus X, and its third row is tight.
The same goes for the Honda Pilot, which also rates well for safety and has a tight third row of seating.
Some may find the Pilot's faux-rugged, boxy appearance alluring.
Otherwise, the Subaru Tribeca is another alternative, with a style that, to some, says SUV while actually serving as a station wagon.
The Tribeca handles much better than the Taurus X and is more exciting to drive, but it also has a cramped third row.
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