Edmunds: Here are five big SUVs that are great for towing big trailers

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Big summer plans that call for big toys require generous towing limits

When the days get long and the mountains, lakes and campgrounds beckon, you need a vehicle that can pull what you might call the Toys of Summer. Big boats, motorcycles and travel-trailers require muscle to move over hills and highways. A pickup truck will obviously do the job, but a SUV is better suited to also comfortably accommodate your kids, pets and associated gear. Here is what Edmunds’ experts have gathered for today’s best three-row SUVs with the brawniest towing limits. With most small boats and camping trailers topping out at around 8,000-9,000 pounds, any of these picks can get you on the road to adventure in no time. All prices include the destination charge.

You might not have guessed a Jeep to be a top-towing SUV, but the Wagoneer isn’t a typical Jeep. Jeep introduced its three-row Wagoneer a few years ago and the 2024 model comes with a powerful turbocharged six-cylinder engine. With it, the Wagoneer can tow up to 10,000 pounds. Other attributes include an upscale cabin and an available backup camera that lets you zoom in to help when aligning hitch and trailer. Jeep also sells a Wagoneer L version that is longer and provides significantly more cargo space.

2024 Jeep Wagoneer starting price: $64,945

Toyota recently redesigned its Sequoia, and the results are impressive. As with its predecessors, the latest Sequoia is a truck-based three-row SUV. But it also has a comfortable ride and comes with a V6-based hybrid powertrain that’s both robust and respectably fuel efficient. The Sequoia can tow up to 9,520 pounds, making it the second-most capable big SUV on our list. Toyota’s big SUV also offers technology to make towing easier,