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https://www.forbes.com/sites/christeague/2019/05/23/five-best-luxury-suvs-under-50000/
New vehicle prices have trended upward to the point that many buyers feel intimidated even starting their search for a new car, truck or SUV. Some brands probably feel out of reach for a lot of people’s budgets, but there are some bargains to be had – even in the premium segments.
Of course, the word “bargain” may not feel right when we’re talking about a $50,000 purchase, but in a world where even pickup trucks routinely stretch well over $70,000, many “entry-level” premium SUVs can feel downright affordable.
Here’s our list of the best luxury SUVs under $50,000:
Kia Telluride
The brand-new Telluride is a big deal for Kia – literally. It’s not only the biggest vehicle the brand makes, it’s one of the nicest and most complete vehicles the Korean brand has ever made. The Telluride has a price tag that tops out in the high-$40,000 range for the SX trim, which includes navigation, a 10.25-inch touchscreen, a Harmon/Kardon 10-speaker surround sound system, advanced safety tech, leather upholstery, heated/ventilated front seats, and dual sunroofs. All in, the Kia makes our list well below the $50,000 limit and offers a lot to like at that price.
Acura RDX
Lincoln Nautilus
Porsche Macan
Land Rover Discovery Sport
New vehicle prices have trended upward to the point that many buyers feel intimidated even starting their search for a new car, truck or SUV. Some brands probably feel out of reach for a lot of people’s budgets, but there are some bargains to be had – even in the premium segments.
Of course, the word “bargain” may not feel right when we’re talking about a $50,000 purchase, but in a world where even pickup trucks routinely stretch well over $70,000, many “entry-level” premium SUVs can feel downright affordable.
Here’s our list of the best luxury SUVs under $50,000:
Kia Telluride
The brand-new Telluride is a big deal for Kia – literally. It’s not only the biggest vehicle the brand makes, it’s one of the nicest and most complete vehicles the Korean brand has ever made. The Telluride has a price tag that tops out in the high-$40,000 range for the SX trim, which includes navigation, a 10.25-inch touchscreen, a Harmon/Kardon 10-speaker surround sound system, advanced safety tech, leather upholstery, heated/ventilated front seats, and dual sunroofs. All in, the Kia makes our list well below the $50,000 limit and offers a lot to like at that price.
Acura RDX
Lincoln Nautilus
Porsche Macan
Land Rover Discovery Sport
