#HyundaiPalisade

We’re picking the best of the best: these are the 16 models that most impressed AutoGuide this year.

The segment leader sees steady improvements for 2023. We put it to the test two ways: as a suburban family hauler, and as an inner-city escape pod.

When it first entered our common lexicon, the “Sport Utility Vehicle” moniker was reserved for wagon-style vehicles riding on traditional truck platforms.

Mid-size SUVs with three rows of seats are the superstars of today’s family vehicle marketplace for their combination of flexible seating, generous cargo space, and available AWD traction.

Never judge a book by its cover—or a car by its brochure—seems like sound advice.

Having a big family means you need a vehicle with cavernous passenger space. But it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have a huge budget.

The Hyundai Palisade will get a new higher trim level, dubbed Calligraphy, according to a recent NHTSA document.

Mid-size three-row crossovers are big business these days. The de facto replacement for the last generation’s minivans, these vehicles provide space for seven or eight people plus their stuff, with the added security of (usually optional) all-wheel drive.

We’re big fans of the Hyundai Veloster N, and now the Korean automaker is teasing some unlikely other models to get the sporty treatment.

For many in the market, the three-row SUV is today’s family-hauler of choice. It’s a popular game, everybody’s playing, and the selection of available products borders on daunting. That’s a good thing for you, the consumer: it means the market is very competitive, and that everyone in it is working their very hardest to get you to open your wallet.

Meet the Palisade, Hyundai’s new flagship SUV, which just made its public debut at the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Building a little hype before its official public unveiling, Hyundai has announced its new three-row utility vehicle will be called the Palisade.

The 2020 Hyundai Palisade SUV has been spied testing ahead of its anticipated debut in early 2019.

Hyundai and Kia are both preparing to launch full-size SUVs, and AutoGuide.com may have discovered what Hyundai plans to name its version of the large three-row vehicle.