So looking for suggestions according to the following:ħ-8 passenger (ideally the rear row can fold down or something for extra cargo space) What she didn't like about the truck was that it can only seat 5. This will be my wife's vehicle and she really wants AWD, which I can't blame her for, our winters can be shit sometimes and she's used to driving the truck with auto 4wd. The plan is to keep our high mileage truck around specifically for this purpose but retire it from "family hauling" duty whenever we're making a trip somewhere that requires more cargo than the sedan can handle. I live on an acreage outside of the city and do a decent amount of construction work so having a truck is not optional. I've always driven sedan's, and we have a half ton that we need to keep around for heavier towing and cargo hauling. SUVs are really out of my realm so would like some advice.
#7 to 8 passenger suvs with good gas mileage update
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