Used Cars Most Likely to Survive the Destructive Efforts of Children

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Honda Odyssey

The Odyssey boasts a Consumer Report Road Test score of 91 out of 100.

Honda Accord

Surveys showed that, on average, only 34 automotive problems were reported per every 100 Accords.

Toyota Highlander

Average number of owners who’ve reported problems with the Highlander is only 17%.

Honda Civic

After 5 years of use, the average owner reports a repair cost of only $686.

Honda Pilot

For the largest of families, the Pilot comes equipped with adjustable steering, second- and third-row bench seats and nine beverage holders.

Audi A4

The Audi provides drivers with electronic cruise control, dual-zone climate control and an automatic seven-temperature sensor.

Honda CR-V

Spacious enough for plenty of pesky children, the CR-V has always been considered a road-focused soft-roader. The roomy sedan is known for plenty of luggage space and high ground clearance.

Volvo XC90

The Volvo XC90 has many families pleased with it’s Small-SUV Segment average of 29%.

Subaru Forester

Keeping children content is made even easier with the Forester’s power windows, mirrors and door locks. Additionally, the vehicle comes fully-loaded with a cabin air filtration system.

Acura RDX

The RDX features an impressive fuel economy with a 20 to 28 mpg for city to highway transportation, making this SUV an ideal fit for young families.