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Top Picks for Big Families

Large families need a car that can comfortably carry six or more people and their stuff. From a pool that included our Best Bets and all the newer cars we've driven since, we considered station wagons, crossovers, SUVs and minivans. We looked at safety features, driving refinement, cargo versatility, number of seats and cabin comfort.

 Best New Car for Big Families
2013 Honda Odyssey
Starting MSRP $29,405

With seating for up to eight and enough Latch anchors to handle a small preschool, there is no doubt the 2013 Honda Odyssey is the ultimate family mobile, and its head-turning exterior sets it apart from other ho-hum minivans. We've been wowed by the Odyssey's intuitive technology and versatile three rows of seats. A 3.5-liter V-6 engine supplies enough power to merge onto the freeway without feeling like we're hauling the entire neighborhood (even though at times we are). It's as fun as a minivan can get, and at this stage in family life, that's all we can ask for.

   
 
 Best Deal for Big Families
2013 Toyota Sienna
Starting MSRP $27,245

If you're looking for a stylish, practical and not completely dorky way to haul a family around, the 2013 Sienna is a good bet. With its sliding second-row seats, sunroof and available all-wheel drive, all at a less-than-heart-attack-inducing price, busy families will appreciate the versatility of the uber-cool Swagger Wagon. Since most large families practically live in their cars, "living" in the Sienna is quite comfortable, thanks to its comfy standard leather seats and tons of storage cubbies. The center stack's controls are all within reach and easy to figure out. As if families actually had time to read the owner's manual!

   
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Suggestions for Big Families
2013 Chevrolet Suburban  Recommended for Big Families Chevrolet Suburban (2013)
Starting MSRP $43,540

A good chunk of families desperately need V-8 towing capacity combined with a minivan's voracious appetite for people and cargo. With seating for up to nine, the Suburban has little competition when it comes to people-moving.

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2013 Dodge Durango  Recommended for Big Families Dodge Durango (2013)
Starting MSRP $30,490

The Durango is tastefully understated, with a look that will hold up well over time, even under the punishing assault of daily family abuse, er, use. With three rows of seats standard, the Durango has room for up to seven people.
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2013 Honda Pilot  Recommended for Big Families Honda Pilot (2013)
Starting MSRP $30,250

The Pilot's interior features an otherwise elusive blend of functionality and comfort. The well-thought-out storage options will make any parent giddy. And even with the third row in use, there's still a ton of room in the cargo area.
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2013 Infiniti QX56  Recommended for Big Families Infiniti QX56 (2013)
Starting MSRP $60,990

For families wanting the comfort of home and the luxury of a five-star hotel on wheels, the QX56 is a good fit. With roomy seating for six passengers of any age, you can transport your kids, your parents or even clients in the QX without complaint.
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2013 Nissan Quest  Recommended for Big Families Nissan Quest (2013)
Starting MSRP $26,815

The Quest stands out from the pack of rounded crossovers and minivans with its boxy exterior, sleek wraparound rear windows and bold styling. Its luxurious leather- and faux-wood-trimmed interior will make you the envy of the drop-off lane.
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2013 Toyota Highlander  Recommended for Big Families Toyota Highlander (2013)
Starting MSRP $29,715

Toyota has nearly perfected the recipe for the tastiest family car. Throw in a bushel of seating flexibility, a pinch of extra noise insulation and a dash of humble, understated styling, and you've got a delicious treat for any family on the go.
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2013 Toyota Highlander Hybrid  Recommended for Big Families Toyota Highlander Hybrid (2013)
Starting MSRP $40,815

The Highlander Hybrid's second row can magically transform from a full bench seat for three into peacekeeping captain's chairs. Add in Toyota's earth-friendly, fuel-sipping hybrid tech, and you'll be winning the peace prize in your family.
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