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| The Bottom Line | The SRX has been spruced up for 2007, and the result is a comfortably and well-equipped car that combines luxury, function, and snappy design. Those who want to haul ass as well as cargo will be better off opting for the V-8. | The 2007 Cadillac Escalade will be the only choice for a determined segment of buyers, but many other vehicles match its capabilities and offer better value. | Although it has some of the trappings of a crossover, the 2007 GMC Acadia feels a lot like an SUV. Its tech offerings are considerable, but it gets pricey when fully optioned up. | Although it's an SUV, the 2007 BMW X5 is for people who appreciate performance. Everything about the car is rock solid, from its cabin tech to its handling, and we would feel as comfortable driving it on windy mountain roads as we would over icy terrain. | |
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| Drivetrain available |
rear-drive |
all-wheel drive |
All-wheel drive |
all-wheel drive |
All-wheel drive |
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Gas |
Gas |
Gas |
Gas |
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SUV |
SUV |
SUV |
SUV |
SUV |
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V6 |
Base |
SLT-2 |
Base |
4.8i |
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