If you need more space and you are planning to change your vehicle for a new SUV but your budget limit is $25000, you should check below the list of the best ones suggested by the KBB.
Here are the Top 10 of the best SUVs of 2013 that you can buy today in the nearest dealership for under 25,000 dollars, along with their starting prices or manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP).
1. Honda CR-V
The appearance of the 2013 Honda CR-V clearly remembers its predecessor, but with a more aggressive look that makes it feel bigger. Honda increased the trunk space capacity for this new model, too.
Base price or MSRP: $22,795 Residual value after 60 months: $12,150 (49%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $35,325
Find Honda CRVs listed near you2. Mazda CX-5
The Mazda CX-5 offers the highest level of fuel consumption on the highway (35 mpg) in the United States. This is the first vehicle marketed globally with all Skyactive technology components. This new crossover is the most innovative vehicle that you can buy on the market
Base price or MSRP: $21,195 Residual value after 60 months: $8,250 (36%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $36,2003. Ford Escape
With its sporty exterior, neat and modern interior, the new Escape combines sleek looks with smart functionality. From front to rear, inside and out, the new Escape causes a strong impression and does so with elegance.
Base price or MSRP: $22,700 Residual value after 60 months: $8,600 (37%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $36,200 Find Ford Escapes listed near you4. Toyota RAV4
The new Toyota RAV4 2013 does just fine with what customers of this type of crossovers or compact SUVs want: a higher driving position and a good peripheral vision.
Base price or MSRP: $23,300 Residual value after 60 months: $12,250 (48%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $36,750 Find Toyota RAV4s listed near you5. Kia Sorento
The Sorento 2013 remains a very valuable vehicle that you can get with all kinds of configurations and options in a matter of engines, transmissions, traction systems, seats, etc., to attract almost any buyer. Everything is wrapped in a luxurious chassis, very well detailed, which looks beautiful in the middle of the road.
Base price or MSRP: $24,100 Residual value after 60 months: $8,450 (30%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $45,9506. Hyundai Santa Fe Sport
If there is an SUV that offers a good amount of luxury, dozens of features, performance staggering amounts without leading you to bankruptcy, it is the Hyundai Santa Fe 2013. At the top of the SUVs, the Santa Fe is the one that gives you more for your money.
Base price or MSRP: $24,700 Residual value after 60 months: $10,550 (39%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $41,000 Find Hyundai cars listed near you7. Subaru Forester
The new generation of the Subaru Forester, which already has 15 years in the market, plays a dual role in the automotive world as a basic vehicle and SUV or as a large and powerful vehicle for getting around the asphalt.
Base price or MSRP: $21,995 Residual value after 60 months: $10,050 (40%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $39,0008. Jeep Wrangler
The 2013 Jeep Wrangler is a true and steadfast legend created to dominate the roads and the urban jungle. It is made so that each day behind the wheel is an exciting adventure.
Base price or MSRP: $22,295 Residual value after 60 months: $12,700 (55%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $38,100 Find Jeep Wranglers listed near you9. Volkswagen Tiguan
The new Tiguan from Volkswagen is comfortable, spacious, and offers great comfort and is easy to drive, besides being influenced by the powerful Touareg.
Base price or MSRP: $22,995 Residual value after 60 months: $7,650 (30%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $41,500 Find Volkswagen cars for sale10. Buick Encore
This crossover offers the style and refinement typical of Buick. It is an attractive and intelligent choice for those seeking the luxury amenities of a crossover in a more agile and maneuverable vehicle.
Base price or MSRP: $24,200 Residual value after 60 months: $8,990 (36%) Maintenance and cost of owning after 60 months: $38,950Summary
Four of these SUVs are Japanese, three from the USA, two from Korea, and one from Germany. Once again, Japanese vehicles are at the top of the automotive rankings. The cheapest one in the list you can get is the Mazda CX-7, and the most expensive is the Hyundai Santa Fe Sport. The Jeep Wrangler has the highest residual value after 60 months and the Hyundai Santa Fe again is the more expensive but is also the cheapest one to own and maintain for 5 years.
Which one do you like the most? Personally, as a former and satisfied owner of a Buick Rendezvous, I just fell in love with the Buick Encore, and I think my next research and post is going to be about this sporty and little luxury American SUV. Its base price seems fai,r and the interior equipment is amazing too.
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