- - Rogues and Explorers, e.g.
- - Ford Explorers and Kia Sorentos, for example: Abbr.
- - Explorers, e.g
- - Santa Fe and Tucson, e.g
- - Explorers and Expeditions
- - Santa Fe and Tahoe, e.g
- - RAV4s, e.g
- - Explorer and Escalade, in brief
- - Hwy. Explorers
- - Jeep Wranglers, e.g.
- - Blazers, e.g., in brief
- - Honda Pilot and Ford Explorer, briefly
- - Explorers on a hwy., e.g.
- - Expeditions, e.g.
- - Explorer and Navigator
- - Navigators and Explorers
- - Pathfinder and Explorer (abbr.)
- - Explorer, Safari, and Navigator
- - Explorer and Pathfinder
- - Ford Explorers, e.g.
- - Pilots and Explorers
- - Highlanders and Foresters, e.g.
- - Explorers and others, in brief
- - Ford Escape and Cadillac Escalade, for two
- - Big cars
- - Nissan Pathfinders and Subaru Foresters, for example: Abbr.
- - pilot, 4runner, etc.
- - Vehicles with rollover ratings
- - Targets of some fuel efficiency regulations
- - Tahoe/Yukon
- - Fuel-inefficient vehicles
- - Large family vehicles: Abbr
- - Many 4WD autos
- - Many Jeeps, for short
- - Family vans: Abbr
- - Big rides, briefly
- - Nissan Rogue and Ford Escape
- - Alternatives to wagons
- - Many GM models
- - 4WD rides
- - Tucson and Santa Fe
- - Highlanders and Cherokees
- - Many suburban transports
- - Santa Fe and Tucson, in the auto world
- - Rides for many soccer moms
- - Some 4x4s
- - They tend to have low mpg ratings
- - GMC Yukon and Chevy Tahoe
- - Tahoe and Acadia
- - Minivan alternatives, for short
- - Station wagons' cousins, briefly
- - Yukons and Xterras
- - Yukon and Tahoe, for short
- - High-profile autos
- - Some 4WD vehicles
- - Some 4WD rides
- - GM products
- - Some family cars
- - Some GM behemoths
- - Certain 4WD conveyances
- - 4WD vehicles
- - Yukon and Tahoe, for two
- - Some autos with 4WD
- - Rodeos and Pathfinders
- - Yukon and Tahoe
- - They get mileage in the twenties
- - Highway behemoths
- - family autos, for short
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