The Car Guide Tests and Features Blog Best Compact SUVs under $40,000 for 2011

Best Compact SUVs under $40,000 for 2011

by The Car Guide January 21, 2011

1) Kia Sportage
2) Hyundai Tucson	3) Toyota RAV4
The others: - Chevrolet Equinox - Dodge Nitro - Ford Escape - Honda CR-V - Honda Element - Hyundai Sante Fe - Jeep Compass - Jeep Liberty - Jeep Patriot - Jeep Wrangler - Mazda Tribute - Mitsubishi Outlander - Nissan Rogue - Subaru Forester - Suzuki Grand Vitara - Volkswagen Tiguan

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