Fun DD That Can Tow 5k

[EmersonHart13]

2019-2020 Midsize Crossover/SUV towing chart
Vehicles are listed here in order of make and model:

Make/Model	Engine	Max. Towing	Starting Price*
Acura MDX	3.5L V6	5,000 lbs.	$46,400 (SH-AWD)
Audi Q7	3.0L Turbo V6	7,700 lbs.	$59,950 (Premium)
Audi Q8	3.0L Turbo V6	7,700 lbs.	$67,400 (Premium)
BMW X5	3.0L Turbo I6	~6,600 lbs.	$61,200 (xDrive40i)
Buick Enclave	3.6L V6	5,000 lbs.	$45,295 (Essence AWD)
Chevrolet Traverse	3.6L V6	5,000 lbs.	$34,900 (LS AWD)
Dodge Durango	3.6L V6	6,200 lbs.	$33,095 (SXT)
Ford Explorer	2.3L I-4/3.0L Turbo V6	5,300 lbs. (ST: 5,600)	$36,175 (XLT)
Honda Pilot	3.5.L V6	5,000 lbs.	$33,550 (LX AWD)
Hyundai Palisade	3.8L V6	5,000 lbs.	$34,345 (SE AWD)
Infiniti QX60	3.5L V6	5,000 lbs.	$46,350 (AWD)
Jeep Cherokee	3.2L V6	4,500 lbs.	$27,240 (Latitude 4×4)
Jeep Grand Cherokee	3.6L V6/6.4L V8	6,200 lbs. (SRT: 7,200)	$33,895 (Laredo E) $67,495 (SRT)
Kia Sorento	3.3L V6	5,000 lbs.	$34,530 (LX V6 AWD)
Kia Telluride	3.8L V6	5,000 lbs.	$33,690 (LX)
Land Rover Defender	2.0L I-4/3.0L I-6	7,716 lbs.	$49,900 (Base 110)
Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class	3.5L V6	7,700 lbs.	$56,700 (GLE 350 4MATIC)
Nissan Pathfinder	3.5L V6	6,000 lbs.	$33,370 (S 4×4)
Porsche Cayenne	3.0L Turbo V6	7,700 lbs.	$65,700 (Cayenne)
Range Rover Sport	3.0L S/C V6	7,716 lbs.	$68,750 (SE)
Subaru Ascent	2.4L Turbo H4	5,000 lbs.	$34,395 (Premium)
Tesla Model X	Electric	5,000 lbs.	$84,990 (Long Range)
Toyota Highlander	3.5L V6	5,000 lbs.	$35,340 (LE V6 AWD)
Volkswagen Atlas	3.6L V6	5,000 lbs.	$34,095 (S w/ 4MOTION)
Volvo XC90	2.0L Turbo I4	5,000 lbs.	$50,850 (T5 Momentum AWD)

 

[Pewter-Camaro]

I had no idea The Cayenne was rated to tow that much.

 

[EmersonHart13]

Cayenne could he a load of fun, not my favorite to look at from the front but I usually only see the back so thats okay!

 

[Kensington]

PPV Tahoe, LQ4 swap with cam, rockers, and valve springs. Tune. Send it

Did we discuss Tahoe or Yukon?

 

[Intel]

Did You Know Dax Shepard Drives a 700-HP 1994 Buick Roadmaster Wagon?

Practical performance for a practical guy.

www.thedrive.com

LSA crate engine swapped Buick Roadmaster

 

[Blood on Blood]

If a GC Trackhawk is steep, there is the option for a GC 5.7 Trail Hawk for mid $40s

 

[Outlaw]

SO what is your budget? IDK if that was covered. I was thinking something on the cheaper side. You can get one hell of an X5 for under $15,000. And that's about all I would want to spend because no matter how well you take care of it or what expensive repairs/mods you do to it, it'll be worth $6,500 by the time it's 12 years old.

 

[SleeperLS]

Budget is ideally under 40k. I wouldn't mind a not terrible mpg rating. Something that is decent on the inside. I realize a really fun to me option is either going to be really expensive or get terrible gas mileage though.

 

[Yaj Yak]

SO what is your budget? IDK if that was covered. I was thinking something on the cheaper side. You can get one hell of an X5 for under $15,000. And that's about all I would want to spend because no matter how well you take care of it or what expensive repairs/mods you do to it, it'll be worth $6,500 by the time it's 12 years old.

a good chunk of the suv's in that chart above won't be worth more than $6500 at 12 years old

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

Sooooo f150 then?

 

[Yaj Yak]

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

All I know is I came into this thread this morning and saw a chart listing towing capacities of mostly the most boring shit ever.

 

[Yaj Yak]

All I know is I came into this thread this morning and saw a chart listing towing capacities of mostly the most boring shit ever.

solid word in there...

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

Typical tcg thread. “Here’s some shit we wouldn’t buy but you totally should”

 

[Yaj Yak]

hey

id buy an X5

 

[Yaj Yak]

everybody

HOLD


THE


FUCK

UP

 

[Yaj Yak]

1. Porsche Panamera
Towing capacity: 4,850 pounds

Not too many consumers would instantly think of the Porsche Panamera as one of the best cars that can tow on the market today due to the sticker price that starts at more than $79K and heads north. With a rated tow capacity of 4,850 pounds, the car is one of the best autos for towing on the market today that is not a truck or SUV. The roadster is one of the few on the market with four doors, and Porsche offers a number of drive-train options for consumers to choose from when buying the car. The stock engine is rated at 430 horsepower and can go from zero to 60 MPH in just 4.0 seconds (without a tow). The overall fuel efficiency rating of the vehicle comes in as average at 16 MPG (city) and 23 MPG (highway) for cars.

you'd be the hero we all need, towing a side by side, with a panamera.

 

[Yaj Yak]

looks like it might be mainly a europe thing but where there is a will, there's a way.

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

There it is. Was going to post the actual Tcg way would be to list higher hp CAR and just say it’s got enough power to pull 5k

 

[Bob Kazamakis]

Insert mustang A10 in that

 

[Yaj Yak]

There it is. Was going to post the actual Tcg way would be to list higher hp CAR and just say it’s got enough power to pull 5k

hey. i saw a few articles with it rated at almost 5k.

fuckin' send it.

found a hitch.

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seems like 10-16 only because pdk trans can't handle towing.

 

[SleeperLS]

That is a pretty sweet idea

 

[Yaj Yak]

what's your trailer setup again for your sxs?

 

[Yaj Yak]

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/803281633/overview/

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/798948959/overview/

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/794668944/overview/

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/799818826/overview/

find out how hard it got hit and send it

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

Typical tcg thread. “Here’s some shit we wouldn’t buy but you totally should”

This might be the truest statement ever made on this forum