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For a used SUV under $25,000 in Naperville, the best starting point is a Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX-5, or Subaru Forester from roughly 2019–2022, provided it passes an independent inspection and has a clean history. The search results confirm that sub-$25,000 inventory exists locally, including a 2021 Dodge Durango GT AWD listed in Naperville for $18,791, but they do not provide enough information to identify one specific vehicle as the best buy.[1][3] ## Best choices - Honda CR-V — Best all-around choice for fuel economy, cargo space, comfort, and everyday practicality. - Toyota RAV4 — Strong choice if long-term dependability and resale value matter most. - Mazda CX-5 — Best for driving feel and interior quality; verify rear-seat and cargo-space needs. - Subaru Forester — Good for winter traction and visibility, especially with all-wheel drive; inspect carefully for condition and maintenance. - Hyundai Tucson or Kia Sportage — Often newer for the money, but check the specific vehicle’s theft risk, insurance cost, recalls, and warranty eligibility before buying. ## What to target - Price: $20,000–$23,000 before taxes and fees, leaving room for registration, dealer charges, inspection, and immediate maintenance. - Mileage: Prefer under 80,000 miles, though maintenance history matters more than mileage alone. - Drivetrain: Choose AWD only if you need it; it can add purchase and maintenance costs. - Must-have checks: clean title, no flood or salvage history, complete service records, cold-start inspection, underbody rust inspection, and a pre-purchase inspection by an independent mechanic. Local listings can change quickly, and the available search results do not establish the reliability, ownership cost, accident history, or actual availability of any particular vehicle. Edmunds shows numerous used SUVs in the Naperville market, while CarGurus currently shows a 2021 Dodge Durango GT AWD at $18,791; that Durango is worth considering only if its high mileage, condition, insurance cost, and inspection results are acceptable.[1][3]

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