2018 Toyota Camry

2018 Honda Odyssey

2018 Chevrolet Traverse

2018 Audi SQ5

2018 Volkswagen Tiguan

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You had to see this one coming.

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The Toyota Camry is always a family favorite, and this new generation is likely no exception.

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This one's packing a strong style that's a departure from its traditionally staid design.

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If a sedan isn't big enough, the Honda Odyssey might be.

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Three rows, tons of connectivity options and a fresh new face -- what's not to like?

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The only bummer is no third-row USB.

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Chevrolet's three-row Traverse is the domestic automaker's pride du jour in Detroit.

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Two different engines will be available, depending on how sporty you want to feel.

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Traverse's looks have been slimmed out for 2018, compared to the previous model.

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Not every family has a tight budget or a billion children, so we included the Audi SQ5 here, as well.

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Packing 354 horsepower and two rows of seats, there's no quicker way to get to the mall for under $100,000.

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The SQ5 debuted on the heels of the regular Q5, which first appeared at the 2016 Paris Motor Show.

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The 2018 Volkswagen Tiguan is much larger than its forebear.

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This model has been on sale in Europe for a while now. This specific size of Tiguan will be called Tiguan Allspace in European markets.

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If you want to add a bit of German sensibility into your family, the Tiguan would be a safe bet.

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