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SUVs have to be high on the list.
They're good if you need a vehicle that sits high and has a cargo capacity similar to a truck with a little more efficiency instead of torque.
Why does anybody need a vehicle that "sits high"?
Elderly people and people with certain disabilities can have difficulty entering and exiting low vehicle seats.
And loading/unloading a car trunk.