If you often travel by car, which model is more suitable?

I often see many articles on the Internet to discuss which car is more suitable for going to road trip. Some people support buying a car, some people support SUVs or off-road vehicles, and some people strongly recommend choosing MPV. Of course, cars, as the most comfortable models, are also highly respected.

As a go on road trip enthusiast, I often travel with my family in my favorite car. I used to drive a car, but I changed my SUV a few years ago and also drove an MPV. Let me share my views on this issue. For most families with average financial ability, especially friends with a budget of 65,438+0-200,000, they often travel by car. It is recommended to choose SUV or MPV, but cars are not recommended, mainly for the following reasons.

Go on road trip, it is inevitable to go to strange places, wild places with poor road conditions. Once encountering potholes, cars often complain that the ground clearance of SUVs can generally reach more than 180-200. A higher chassis and a relatively harder suspension system will be able to cope with this kind of road surface. When an SUV climbs up the curb, steps and passes a short concrete speed bump, there is generally no need to worry about scratching the chassis. In addition, due to the high ground clearance, the SUV has enough room to install the protective armor of the chassis engine, thus providing more reliable protection for the vehicle.

The ground clearance of MPV is generally around 160, which is relatively short, but it is still much better than cars in passing capacity. The ground clearance of a car is generally around 120- 140. When passing through relatively complicated road conditions, it is easy to bump against the chassis, which requires higher skills of drivers and reliability of vehicles.

Long-distance driving, due to driver fatigue, complex road conditions, long running time on the road, in the face of various road conditions, a little carelessness may occur, and the risk of traffic accidents is higher. Therefore, there are higher requirements for the safety of vehicles, such as the number of airbags, the rigidity of the collision beam and the overall structure of the car body. The most intuitive reference data is the collision test results of CNAS and NCAP, and it is hard to say whose car, SUV or pickup truck belongs to.