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Updated October 9, 2026

Best Used SUVs

Informed auto decisions start here. Every used SUV listing in our feed, ranked on 12 factors with the full whyon every card — anchor price, retention curve, mileage, condition, accident history, owner count, dealer reputation, and more. Today's top suvs are below, plus shortcuts to other body types and a few popular SUV models.

Live listings: 51Median asking: $9,995Biggest discount: $15,992 below market

Today's top suvs

  1. 2006 Honda CRV — Legendary deal on MotorRank
    Legendary
    #1
    98/100
    2006 Honda CRV
    $3,000 · 170,000 mi
    ≈$640/mo
    Unknown
    $2,827 below market
  3. 2010 Ford Escape XLT Sport — Legendary deal on MotorRank
    Legendary
    #3
    98/100
    2010 Ford Escape XLT Sport
    $1,800 · 164,920 mi
    ≈$617/mo
    Unknown
    $3,932 below market
  4. 2015 Subaru Forester XT — Legendary deal on MotorRank
    Legendary
    #4
    98/100
    2015 Subaru Forester XT
    $7,000 · 194,000 mi
    ≈$717/mo
    Unknown
    $6,368 below market
  7. 2018 Subaru Crosstrek — Legendary deal on MotorRank
    Legendary
    #7
    98/100
    2018 Subaru Crosstrek
    $3,500 · 213,147 mi
    ≈$650/mo
    Unknown
    $5,051 below market
  8. 2007 Mazda 5 — Legendary deal on MotorRank
    Legendary
    #8
    98/100
    2007 Mazda 5
    $1,500 · 199,000 mi
    ≈$612/mo
    Unknown
    $4,047 below market
  10. Kia Sorento — Legendary deal on MotorRank
    Legendary
    #10
    98/100
    Kia Sorento
    $4,000 · 155,000 mi
    Unknown
    $15,992 below market
  11. 2017 Jeep Renegade — Legendary deal on MotorRank
    Legendary
    #11
    97/100
    2017 Jeep Renegade
    $6,500 · 186,000 mi
    ≈$708/mo
    Unknown
    $3,881 below market
  12. 2015 MAZDA CX-9 TOURING AWD — Legendary deal on MotorRank
    Legendary
    #12
    97/100
    2015 MAZDA CX-9 TOURING AWD
    $8,999 · 100,000 mi
    ≈$756/mo
    Unknown
    $7,165 below market

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How MotorRank scores SUV deals

MotorRank scores every SUV listing against an estimated fair value derived from 12 deterministic factors: anchor price (base MSRP or precomputed model MSRP), retention curve calibrated per model and age, mileage, condition (new / CPO / used), accident and owner history, usage type, title brand, dealer rating, drivetrain + engine features, fuel economy, and trim profile.

Frequently asked questions

How does MotorRank pick the best used SUVs?+

MotorRank scores every used SUV listing on 12 deterministic factors — anchor price, retention curve, mileage, condition, accident and owner history, usage type, title brand, dealer rating, features, fuel economy, and trim profile. The top of the list is whichever listing has the most savings vs. estimated fair value.

Which SUV models are included?+

Every SUV model in our vehicle registry is eligible. The "Today's top suvs" grid samples across the largest US makes; the per-listing verdict applies the same 12-factor math regardless of make.

Are these suvs all used?+

Yes — MotorRank is a used-car ranking tool. New suvs aren't included in the deal scoring because the anchor cascade (precomputed model MSRP, retention curve) is calibrated against used pricing.

How fresh is the SUV inventory?+

Inventory refreshes every 30 minutes from auto.dev's national feed, and the deal scores recompute on every refresh.

Can I narrow suvs to a specific make?+

Yes — once you've found a SUV you like, click into the listing's verdict page or jump to the make's deals hub from there. Make-specific SUV pages are on the roadmap.

Why is this SUV ranked higher than a cheaper one?+

Two suvs with similar prices can rank very differently if one has a clean history (single owner, no accidents) and the other has multiple owners or accident records. Trim, drivetrain, CPO status, dealer rating, and mileage relative to age all move the score.