The schools have reopened and you may once again be back in the carpool lines. A fresh look at the cereal-crusted interior of your mom-mobile may have you considering a new vehicle. Seeing that shining bright Bentley ahead of you in line is probably not the answer, but there are other luxury cars for families that could still have you driving in style with room for all the family gear.
These are some of the top luxury SUVs that will blend family functionality with luxury.
1. Acura MDX
The Acura MDX is perfect if you have a large family. This luxury vehicle has a roomy third-row seating option which is larger than other luxury SUVs. With this vehicle, you have the option of fitting up to five boosters or car seats. The V6 engine in the Acura MDX gives you plenty of power to confidently merge into any traffic situation.
2. Cadillac XT6
The Cadillac XT6 was a new 2020 SUV offering three-row seating. This luxury vehicle handles like a small car with its effortless steering ability. You will appreciate the safety features, including infrared sensors alerting you to possible hazards. The Cadillac XT6 allows you to fit up to four boosters or car seats.
3. Cadillac XT5
The Cadillac XT5 was a renewed vehicle in 2020 and offers you two-row seating and a turbocharged 4-cylinder engine. This vehicle comes with an improved entertainment system and allows you to fit two boosters or two car seats.
4. Mercedes-Benz GLB 250
The Mercedes-Benz GLB 250 brings you a child-seat sensing airbag, with dual front impact airbags. This vehicle has four-wheel independent suspension, along with warning features, such as low-tire pressure and more. The Mercedes-Benz GLB 250 brings you power-folding exterior windows, power steering and windows, and a lot more.
5. Audi Q7 2.OT Premium SUV
The Audi Q7 2. OT Premium SUV has an occupant sensing airbag, power liftgate to make loading all the family gear easier, and keeps the kids comfortable with rear air conditioning. You will appreciate the navigation system along with the steering wheel memory, and steering wheel mounted audio controls.
6. Lexus UX200
The Lexus UX200 is one of the lower-priced luxury SUVs, yet offers some of the best features. You will appreciate the 37 mpg on the highway along with 29 mpg in the city. You can fit two boosters or two car seats in this vehicle.
7. Volvo XC90
The Volvo XC90 brought a new design in 2020 to its bumper, wheels, and grille. It is one of the most stylish SUVs on the market. The suspension systems and braking have been tweaked to improve your drive and allow you to fit a forward-facing car seat in the third-row seating feature.
8. Ford Expedition Max XLT
The Ford Expedition gives a ride with the same comforts as your La-Z-Boy sofa. This SUV offers three-row seating and will fit up to six boosters or car seats. You will appreciate the automatic temperature controls, and exterior parking camera. The package also includes body-colored power mirrors, an emergency communication system, a push-button start, and a whole lot more.
9. BMW X7 xDrive40i SUV
BMW is known for luxury and this BMW X7 xDrive40i SUV is no exception. You will outshine all in the carpool line with this incredible Vernasca leather upholstered, Orbit Grey SUV. This BMW comes equipped with automatic temperature controls, brake assist, a power moonroof, and a lot more.
10. Chevrolet Suburban Premier SUV
The Chevrolet Suburban Premier comes with an enhanced driver alert package to make all your trips safer. This vehicle includes high-intensity-discharge headlights and a hands-free power liftgate for loading the family gear. You will appreciate the power steering with a power-tilt telescoping steering column and a host of other features.
Where to Find Your Family Luxury Vehicle
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