Subaru Ascent is an unlikely Honda pilot alternative
The Subaru Ascent, the company's first three-row SUV,
stands out because to its affordable ($33,895) base pricing (for the sector).
and for about $40,000 you can get an improved XLT model
The Subie has all-wheel drive as standard
unlike the other vehicles on our list
and its wagon-like dimensions are advantageous in parking lots.
It features three inches more useable legroom in the rear than the Highlander,
at 32, and it can accommodate seven or eight passengers
With a 260-horsepower engine, it has slightly less power than the others, and its cargo hold isn't quite as large.
However, the Subaru may be quite well-equipped for our $45,000 price objective
it is getting a little antiquated
because it hasn't been updated since 2019.
Starting at $41,595, the Limited trim is the sole choice.