* Pros:
* Lightweight and easy to tow (under 2,000 lbs.)
* Excellent fuel economy (up to 40 MPG)
* Affordable (starting at around $16,000)
* Cons:
* Small and cramped interior
* Not very powerful (only 101 horsepower)
* Limited cargo space
2. Jeep Wrangler
* Pros:
* Rugged and capable off-road
* Plenty of cargo space
* Powerful engine (up to 285 horsepower)
* Cons:
* Heavy and gas-guzzling (over 4,000 lbs., up to 17 MPG)
* Expensive (starting at around $28,000)
* Not very comfortable for long-distance driving
3. Toyota RAV4
* Pros:
* Capable and fuel-efficient (up to 35 MPG)
* Comfortable and spacious interior
* Affordable (starting at around $25,000)
* Cons:
* Not as off-road capable as the Jeep Wrangler
* Less powerful than the Jeep Wrangler (up to 203 horsepower)
* Limited towing capacity (up to 1,500 lbs.)
4. Honda CR-V
* Pros:
* Comfortable and spacious interior
* Excellent fuel economy (up to 38 MPG)
* Affordable (starting at around $25,000)
* Cons:
* Not as off-road capable as the Jeep Wrangler
* Less powerful than the Jeep Wrangler (up to 190 horsepower)
* Limited towing capacity (up to 1,500 lbs.)
5. Subaru Outback
* Pros:
* Capable and reliable all-wheel drive
* Excellent fuel economy (up to 33 MPG)
* Comfortable and spacious interior
* Cons:
* Not as off-road capable as the Jeep Wrangler
* Less powerful than the Jeep Wrangler (up to 260 horsepower)
* Limited towing capacity (up to 2,700 lbs.)
