Taking a Turn What s Your SUVs Radius

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Taking a Turn: What's Your SUV's Turning Radius?


Summary:

Discover the turning radius of your favorite SUV model, and ensure you consider visibility during your test drive.

Keywords:

SUV, pickup truck, sport utility vehicles, Isuzu SUV

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Navigating parking lots with an SUV can be challenging, especially with the growing number of compact spaces in areas like school parking lots and high-rise structures. While the extra passenger and cargo space of an SUV are attractive, the thought of maneuvering it can be daunting for many. If you're considering moving from a car to an SUV but are hesitant due to parking concerns, here's what you need to know:

The ease with which a vehicle can maneuver in tight spaces or make U-turns is largely determined by its turning radius. This is the smallest U-turn the vehicle can complete. A smaller turning radius means easier navigation in cramped areas.

It's a common misconception that a vehicle's turning radius is solely based on its length and width. While these dimensions play a role, the type of steering system is also a significant factor.

For those interested in SUVs with tight turning radii, here's a quick comparison of popular models:

- 2008 Isuzu Ascender: With a turning radius of just 36.4 feet, this midsize SUV excels in parking ease. It's more maneuverable than some compact models.
- Chevrolet Equinox: 42 feet
- BMW X3: 38.4 feet
- Mitsubishi Outlander: 37.5 feet
- Saturn Vue: 39.4 feet
- Suzuki XL-7: 38.9 feet

The Isuzu Ascender also boasts features that simplify parking. Notably, its full-sized spare tire is not mounted on the rear tailgate, enhancing rear visibility?"crucial when backing out. Motor Point highlights the risks of tailgate-mounted spares, noting reduced visibility, difficulty in opening the tailgate on inclines, challenges with accessing the rear window, and increased repair costs after collisions.

Key Takeaways:

- Don't assume an SUV will always be difficult to park.
- Research the turning radius of your preferred models.
- During your test drive, pay close attention to visibility.
- Ask the salesperson if you can practice parking during the test drive.

Despite tighter spaces, SUVs can be great allies if chosen wisely. Make sure to do your homework and consider the turning radius and visibility for the best fit.

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