Face it; sometimes you need a big SUV with cargo space. Finding a reliable large luxury SUV can be tricky, especially at this extended length. What are Consumer Reports’ picks for reliable SUVs with lots of cargo space?

consumer reports added the 2022 Ford Expedition to its list of big SUVs with lots of cargo space. Those looking for maximum space want to check out the Expedition Max. It adds 12 inches to the length of the stock SUV, making it nearly 222 inches long. The Ford Sport Utility Vehicle offers 66 cubic feet of cargo space for everything you need. Consumer Reports racked up 16 mpg with the 3.5L V6 turbo engine. Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) and Blind Spot Warning (BSW) are included from series. If you want a lux version, check out the Lincoln Navigator L.

CR reliability score: ★★★

Price range: $51,110 – $82,815

The Jeep Wagoneer is a new large luxury SUV with more cargo space

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The 2022 Jeep Wagoneer is a large luxury SUV that revises the Wagoneer nameplate into a modern three-row vehicle. Based on the Ram 1500 pickup truck, the Wagoneer seats eight. If buyers want captain’s chairs in the second row, that drops to seven. If you fold down both rows of seats, that gives you 63 cubic feet of cargo space. The rear seats lower in different ways to provide extra space and all-in-one seating. Consumer reports love the air suspension and user-friendly controls. Additionally, Jeep has added plenty of storage and USB ports. FCW, AEB and BSW are all standard.

CR reliability score: ★★

Price range: $58,995 – $76,995

The Toyota Sequoia is a large luxury sport utility vehicle

The 2022 Toyota Sequoia is one of the most reliable large sport utility vehicles. Consumer Reports gave it a four out of five rating for reliability, which is hard to find in large SUVs. Compared to some of the prices on this list, the Sequoia SUV is even affordable. It also performed well in the predicted owner satisfaction zone. The Toyota Sequoia only returned 15 mpg overall in testing, but that’s to be expected. It has 61 cubic feet of cargo space and plenty of modern technology for the whole family. FCW, AEB and BSW are included.

CR reliability score: ★★★★

Price range: $50,500 – $69,775

If you want even more luxury, check out the Cadillac Escalade sport utility vehicle

Looking at the 2022 Cadillac Escalade, this sport utility vehicle screams “luxury!” Although it uses the same platform as the Chevy Tahoe and Suburban, it’s more premium on the inside than it is on the outside. Even in the regular-length version, seven or eight passengers can fit in the Escalade. The Escalade ESV is longer and more comparable to the stretched Subaruban, but it only offers 56 cubic feet of space. Fuel economy isn’t great at 16 mpg, but the Cadillac is a full-size SUV. FCW and AEB are standard, but BSW is not. Cadillac Super Cruise has additional driver assistance features.

CR reliability score: ★★

Price range: $76,295 – $108,595

Don’t overlook the large Lincoln Navigator SUV

The 2022 Lincoln Navigator performed well in the Consumer Reports road test and predicted areas of owner satisfaction. Expected reliability was average, but it makes up for it in luxury. The Navigator seats seven or eight people and has 56 cubic feet of cargo space. There’s plenty of room behind the third row and even under the load floor. Consumer Reports says the SUV isn’t very nimble, but that’s what you’d expect from its size. The 2022 Navigator can tow 8,300 pounds and has FCW, AEB and BSW included as standard.

CR reliability score: ★★★

Price range: $76,710 – $107,635

Balancing the SUV’s reliability and large capacity is difficult. The makes and models listed above offer a solid mix of extra space and reliable history. Depending on how much cargo space you need, these large luxury SUVs and regular sport utility vehicles tick all the boxes.

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