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It appears that the time of big vehicles and SUVs, in particular, comes to the end with the popularity of hybrids and fuel-efficient small cars. However, some people think that SUVs will still be here for a while because American customers fell deeply in love with them and will hardly give the big autos up so quickly.

If you want to buy a good but not very expensive SUV, there is a wade range of suitable vehicles for you. If you require smooth and quite driving we’d draw your attention to small or midsize cars, for example Honda CR-V or Hyundai Santa Fe.

That big SUV in your garage feels as modern as a Nixon-era Olds 88. Global warming and our everlasting oil dependency are dimming the prospects of GM and Ford following Chrysler into the rear-drive V-8 sedan business. You could drive yourself to work in a Toyota Prius or one of the stealthier hybrids, but even at $3 per, the hybrid won t pay off for years. By then, the interest on your adjustable-rate mortgage could be sky high.

Volvo arrived late to the SUV party, but they brought some killer tunes. The XC90 was a full-sized soft-roader CUV thingie before full-sized soft-roader CUV thingies were cool. Well, OK, it’s hard to argue that any Volvo was or ever could be “cool;” but the instantly recognizable ride was an instant hit with America’s safety-minded Soccer moms.

There is little doubt that SUVs or Sports Utility Vehicles have taken the market by storm in recent years, but few realize that there are a number of considerations that need to be taken into account when dealing with car insurance related to these sort of vehicles.