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Used Car Pricing: 1997 SUVs: Midsize 21 vehicle(s) found Browse All Models ACURA SUVs See all Acura models 1997 Acura SLX Midsize SUV View: Pictures TMV® Dealer Retail: $4,376 - $4,649 Pros: One of the biggest "compact" sport-utility vehicles available. Powerful engine and high level of standard equipment make this truck an excellent interstate cruiser. Cons: Reputed by a consumer advocacy group to be unsafe during emergency lane change maneuvers. Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Acura SLX CHEVROLET SUVs See all Chevrolet models 1997 Chevrolet Blazer Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 6.8 TMV® Dealer Retail: $2,550 - $3,504 Pros: Sporty styling, powerful V-6 engine, fun to drive, standard ABS Cons: Cheesy interior trimmings, no passenger's side airbag Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Chevrolet Blazer 1997 Chevrolet Tahoe Midsize SUV View: Pictures | Video Consumer Rating 7.5 TMV® Dealer Retail: $3,768 - $5,724 Pros: Near perfect size, powerful V8 engine, standard ABS, dual airbags Cons: Price, fuel economy Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Chevrolet Tahoe FORD SUVs See all Ford models 1997 Ford Explorer Midsize SUV View: Pictures | Video Consumer Rating 7.3 TMV® Dealer Retail: $2,746 - $4,292 Pros: Great cargo space, multiple engine options, and attractive exterior styling make this the best selling SUV on the market. The fact that the Explorer has dual airbags sure helps too. Cons: The base V-6 engine is a asthmatic when trying to pass at freeway speeds. The Explorer feels top-heavy in tight corners. Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Ford Explorer GMC SUVs See all GMC models 1997 GMC Jimmy Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 5.6 TMV® Dealer Retail: $2,673 - $3,635 Pros: Spunky V-6 engine, crisp styling Cons: No passenger airbag, very poor passenger crash test scores, cheesy plastic interior bits, uncomfortable seats Get detailed pricing for the 1997 GMC Jimmy 1997 GMC Yukon Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 8.2 TMV® Dealer Retail: $3,815 - $4,794 Pros: Commodious interior, dual airbags, standard ABS, powerful V-8 engine, perfect size for people who really need a minivan Cons: Rather crude interior design, dated design, can't match refinement of Ford Expedition Get detailed pricing for the 1997 GMC Yukon HONDA SUVs See all Honda models 1997 Honda CR-V Midsize SUV View: Pictures | Video Consumer Rating 8.6 TMV® Dealer Retail: $5,381 Pros: Honda quality, full-time all-wheel drive, spacious interior. Cons: A manual transmission is not offered, and the engine is a bit weak for such a large vehicle. Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Honda CR-V 1997 Honda Passport Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 6.4 TMV® Dealer Retail: $2,750 - $3,542 Pros: Attractive exterior and strong engine. Cons: Isuzu Rodeo offers better value. Interior ergonomics are not up to par. Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Honda Passport INFINITI SUVs See all Infiniti models 1997 Infiniti QX4 Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 8.4 TMV® Dealer Retail: $5,239 Pros: Great handling, comfortable interior, high standard equipment content. Cons: Controversial looks. High price. Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Infiniti QX4 ISUZU SUVs See all Isuzu models 1997 Isuzu Rodeo Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 7.5 TMV® Dealer Retail: $2,008 - $3,075 Pros: Rear leg room, rugged styling, dual airbags Cons: Dated structure, ABS is not standard, anemic 4-cylinder engine Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Isuzu Rodeo 1997 Isuzu Trooper Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 8.0 TMV® Dealer Retail: $3,559 - $4,158 Pros: Huge interior, excellent lease deals, good off-road ability, outstanding visibility Cons: Fuel economy, difficult entry/exit Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Isuzu Trooper JEEP SUVs See all Jeep models 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee Midsize SUV View: Pictures | Video Consumer Rating 7.6 TMV® Dealer Retail: $3,313 - $4,755 Pros: Lightweight unibody construction, excellent on and off-road manners, optional V-8, standard ABS, dual airbags, lots of standard equipment Cons: Spare tire hogs cargo area, engines hog gas, not as roomy inside as some competitors, price climbs rapidly as options are added Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee LAND ROVER SUVs See all Land Rover models 1997 Land Rover Range Rover Midsize SUV View: Pictures | Video Consumer Rating 7.5 TMV® Dealer Retail: $5,820 - $6,886 Pros: Off-road ability, rugged styling, luxurious interior Cons: Fuel economy, price Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Land Rover Range Rover LEXUS SUVs See all Lexus models 1997 Lexus LX 450 Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 8.7 TMV® Dealer Retail: $9,101 Pros: Go anywhere cabaility in a luxurious package. The Land Cruiser, on which the LX450 is based, has proven itself on the most rigorous terrain the world has to offer. Cons: We prefer the Toyota Land Cruiser's restrained packaging. Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Lexus LX 450 MERCURY SUVs See all Mercury models 1997 Mercury Mountaineer Midsize SUV View: Pictures Consumer Rating 8.6 TMV® Dealer Retail: $3,491 - $3,748 Pros: Attractive, Ford Explorer-based SUV promises durability, great cargo space, and go-anywhere ability Cons: Can't be had with Ford's outstanding SOHC V-6 engine. The Mountaineer's badging is a bit garish for a rugged SUV. Get detailed pricing for the 1997 Mercury Mountaineer MITSUBISHI SUVs See all Mitsubishi models 1997 Mitsubishi Montero Midsize SUV View: Pictures | Video Consumer Rating 7.9 TMV® Dealer Retail: $4,178 - $5,426