Top 10 Most Reliable Midsize SUVs You Should Buy For 2023

Top 10 Most Reliable Midsize SUVs Of 2023 That Last Over 15 Years. These are the most reliable and longest lasting SUVs of 2023 that last over 200,000 miles or 300,000 km without expensive repair problems. These include the 2023 Toyota 4Runner, 2023 Lexus RX 350, 2023 Lexus GX 460, 2023 Honda Passport and Honda Pilot, Acura MDX, and 2023 Mazda CX-9. If you are thinking of buying a new SUV and want the best reliability, make sure to watch this video.

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[csjrogerson]

0:48 Mazda CX-9
1:50 Mazda CX-90
2:24 Honda Passport
3:30 Honda MDX
4:44 Honda Pilot
6:09 Toyota Highlander
7:30 Toyota Grand Highlander
7:47 Lexus RX
9:00 Toyota 4 Runner
9:43 Lexus GX460

[Jay-dlwq]

You can never go wrong with Toyota. Toyota is the reliable king.

[sulehk]

I own a 2022 Lexus RX 450h f sport. Great vehicle and it gets close to 30 mpg. The last model year RX with a V6, it cruises like a dream, and gives you the power whenever you need it at whatever speed you’re going. It’s also been fun and reliable to drive with zero problems in the past six months of ownership. This RX has been a great choice for my family.

[Doc]

Thanks for the review Shari.
I look forward to your reviews every week

[Desertson]

You did a great job as always. I appreciate the work you put into your recommendations.

[yokoreia]

Every time I see a GX on the road, it just looks solid, moves and shakes like 1 piece of metal, no squeaks or rattles.

[gordonmckay]

Very good video. Helpful in narrowing down choices in the mid-size market.

[christopherpeters]

Recently purchased a new 4 runner and I love it!

[eighteeneleven]

Agree 💯 with your list, can't go wrong with these Japanese machines

[MagicNash]

So basicly just buy JAPANESE. And as a Toyota owner, I can definitelyt confirm

[peterhoffman]

We have purchased both Hondas and Toyotas for the last 40 years. Both are excellent! Currently, we have an older (2006) Highlander with over 250, 000 miles on it. We'll likely get another (slightly used) Highlander within a year or two.

[yiy]

Your video has helped me to shortlist my options. Thank you.

[RameshPatel-wrrn]

Good job and good luck this video is helpful, thanks again 👍 😀 😊

[garypippenger]

I was shopping in Aug. 2016, looking at the Mazda CX-9. I came close to buying that car, but when I took advantage of the dealer's generous offer to let me take it for a spin on my own, I came back realizing I would not be able to choose the CX-9. After about a 20 minute drive, my left leg was already hurting from the cramped leg and hip room. The driving position, complicated by my wide ass, forced me to press my leg against the left footwell wall. (Being 5'6" and 200 lbs did not help.) Anyway, it brings up the issue of SUV's having larger center consoles that cramp the front seats. So, it is important to try it before you buy it! I don't know how people can really completely buy on-line without a good test drive. So I ended up with a 2017 Kia Sorento EX, with the Lamda V6, 290 horsepower, and really love it. I have read some critical reviews of the current iterations for the last couple of years--build quality and the dual-clutch auto they use now are not as good as my model year. If I get a subsequent car, I would look for a gently used Lexus RX. Thanks for the article, it is just what I was looking for.

[shahramkhayam]

I just bought my 2023 4Runner TRD Off Road. I love it so much. Thanks for the video

[curtismills]

Am in the market for a couple of newer suv's. Tired of all the challenges with VW. Never thought about these before. Will definitely will check these all out. thanks.

[donaldlohouse]

Love my '14 MDX. All of the vehicles herein are great choices.

[vontravel]

Great video: well done. Why not the Pathfinder?

[Doc]

I’m thinking about buying a RX when I turn 70-75.

[adriannalundasan]

The MDX is a hit and miss. I test drove 4 2022 MDX from base to the top and I have experienced problems with the transmission going into neutral between third and fourth gears for a second or two when coming out hard off the corners. I immediately pointed it out to the sales rep with me but they couldn’t find anything wrong and that issue is hard to replicate when we drove it with their technician.
I thought I was alone on that but savagegeese has the same problem with their long term tester MDX.