Might I interest you in a Kia Sportage?

>>28972743
noob

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>>28972748
I'm considering it

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>>28972743
You can be saved. Personally I think that the fuckhuge screen ruins a perfectly good vehicle but hey, you do you.

>>28972751
Both Car and Driver and Motor Trend got long-term Mazda CX-5 test vehicles, and both have had glitches from the start. I think the new screens on the "new" generation have been fucking up and they took away a lot of physical controls so if the screen doesn't work you are porked.

>>28972750
You get a lot of features for your money.

>>28972743
Mahindra XUV 7XO comes to mind.

>>28972753
Infotainment glitches can be fixed with a software update while a hyundai engine is inherently unfix-able and you better pray your inevitable warranty claim won't be rejected.
Personally I would stay away from both of those cars for different reasons but if I had to choose I would go for the proven, underpowered 2.5lt NA and traditional torque converter.

Zoomers don't even buy cars. It's chinese demand.