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Personal Picks: Midsized SUVs, part 2 
Consumer Reports | by info.rss@cro.consumer.org (Consumer Reports) | Mon, Jul 16
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Rick Small: These car-based SUVs are pretty nice vehicles--I like them better than the much more expensive ones we tested in July. In this group, the Saturn Outlook is nice, but it felt a bit too big and sluggish to me. The Hyundai Veracruz is a quiet, well-rounded choice, but I don't fit in it...
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