6 Japanese Used SUVs You Should Consider Buying
Automakers try to respond the demand of their customers by introducing different models. Many cars are now available in different segments. Similarly, many automakers have introduced crossovers and sports utility vehicles to fulfill the demand of their customers and attract buyers. Japanese SUVs have gained popularity in this segment. Here are 6 of the best Japanese used SUVs you should consider buying.
Lexus NX
Toyota RX has been a popular car in the Japanese luxury SUVs segment. But, Lexus’s new NX also promises to be a good compact SUV. It features brand’s first turbocharged engine in the shape of a 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine that churns out 235 horsepower and 258 lb.-ft. of torque. With its hybrid propulsion system, the NX 300h next offers an impressive EPA rating of 35 mpg city/31 mpg city/33 mpg combined. All of this is combined with Lexus’s luxuries and safety measures.
Nissan Pathfinder
2016 Nissan Pathfinder should be a top choice for the families looking for a three row-SUVs. It offers flexible seating configurations that make it a comfortable vehicle for passengers. The back row reclines to provide a surprising level of comfort for passengers. Moreover, it was engineered with a 50/50 split to increase cabin flexibility. It offers an excellent interior volume of 173.8 cubic feet along with EPA ratings of 20/27/23.It offers plenty of helpful features like Nissan AroundView Monitor, rear cross-traffic alert, and blind spot warning.
Infiniti QX50
It is another popular option on the list of Japanese SUVs. 2016 Infiniti QX50 has received an extension in the wheelbase by 3.2 inches and also in the overall interior volume by 8.3 cubic feet. Its size makes it a good match against its competitors. It is also worth mentioning that Infiniti maintains credibility related to the performance by offering a standard 325-horsepower V-6 and a rear-wheel-drive powertrain. However, all-wheel drive is also available.
Honda HR-V
Honda HR-V is a popular SUV. 2016 Honda HR-V can be an ideal vehicle for those looking for small Japanese SUVs. It is less than 170 inches long and a city-friendly subcompact. It offers a storage space of 58.8 cubic feet. It is also a big vehicle when it comes to standard and available features. Many of its features include 17-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, a display-audio system, four speakers, and Bluetooth Hands-Free Link technology. In the higher trims, shoppers can find leather-trimmed seating, Honda’s Satellite-Linked Navigation System, heated front seats, all-wheel drive and Honda LaneWatch blind-spot feature.
Mitsubishi Outlander
It is a good value vehicle for its price. 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander received a thorough upgrade to a refined driving experience. With the introduction of Mitsubishi’s next-gen continuously variable transmission those adjustments are further bolstered. It was designed for better acceleration and feel. It has many premium styles touches 18-inch alloy wheels, LED positioning lights and taillights, and a more comfortable cabin. It is also a good site from the safety points of view as it includes features like lane-departure warning, forward collision mitigation, and adaptive cruise control. Both four and six-cylinder engines are available for this SUV.
Subaru Forester
Subaru is popular for its durability and reliability. It furnishes standard all-wheel drive on all of its sport-utilities that makes it stand out from other Japanese counterparts. 2016 Subaru Forester is a good package for those looking for comprehensive safety in a subcompact crossover along with the sure-footedness of the vehicle. It is supported by adaptive cruise control, lane-departure warning, and automatic pre-collision braking.
