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<blockquote data-quote="Norske" data-source="post: 57318" data-attributes="member: 409">My wife and I are starting to look for a replacement for her V6 Honda Accord because the low seats really bother my lower back.&nbsp; Start with Edmunds.com, Car and Driver.com., and Consumer Reports online and look for words like &quot;agile&quot; and &quot;nimble&quot; in their descriptions.&nbsp; That will exclude most of the mid-sized &quot;SUV's&quot;&nbsp; which are mostly minivans with less room and a longer hood.I think the only minivan with AWD is now the Toyota.&nbsp; As for the SUV/minis, only the Dodge Durango, Chevy Traverse, and Mazda CX9 are described as something other than clumsy.&nbsp; Have fun researching, test driving, shopping, and comparing.&nbsp; Watch out for demos and courtesy vehicles that are being listed as new with the original sticker price.&nbsp; To learn the real value of these outdated vehicles, talk to your insurance agent about what it can be insured for, and your bank about cash value.&nbsp; An accurate estimate can be found by pretending to be a seller of that vehicle in KBB.com.If you're a member of Costco, their buying program can get you about 10% off list price of a some vehicles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Norske, post: 57318, member: 409"] My wife and I are starting to look for a replacement for her V6 Honda Accord because the low seats really bother my lower back. Start with Edmunds.com, Car and Driver.com., and Consumer Reports online and look for words like "agile" and "nimble" in their descriptions. That will exclude most of the mid-sized "SUV's" which are mostly minivans with less room and a longer hood. I think the only minivan with AWD is now the Toyota. As for the SUV/minis, only the Dodge Durango, Chevy Traverse, and Mazda CX9 are described as something other than clumsy. Have fun researching, test driving, shopping, and comparing. Watch out for demos and courtesy vehicles that are being listed as new with the original sticker price. To learn the real value of these outdated vehicles, talk to your insurance agent about what it can be insured for, and your bank about cash value. An accurate estimate can be found by pretending to be a seller of that vehicle in KBB.com. If you're a member of Costco, their buying program can get you about 10% off list price of a some vehicles. [/QUOTE]

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