The GMC Acadia is one of those SUVs that looks easy to mount a phone in—until you actually try it. The dashboard is clean and slightly curved, the vents are narrow and vertically oriented, and the center stack leaves very little unused space. It’s a modern interior that prioritizes design
The GMC Canyon was completely redesigned for 2023, and the third generation is a meaningfully different truck from the model it replaced. The interior is more refined, the dash layout is cleaner, and the 11.3-inch infotainment screen dominates the center stack in a way that limits some traditional mounting locations.
The GMC Terrain is not as mount-friendly as it first appears. The interior layout introduces several challenges that eliminate common mounting options and make proper product selection critical. The vertical air vents, recessed center display, and limited flat dashboard space all reduce the number of viable mounting locations. Choosing the
The Toyota Highlander is one of the most popular three-row family SUVs on the road, and it is one of the more mount-friendly vehicles in its class. Wide horizontal air vents, a clear windshield with good driver reach, and generous cup holders in the center console all give you solid
The Toyota Grand Highlander launched for 2024 as a larger, more premium alternative to the standard Highlander. It shares a platform but not an interior, and the 12.3-inch touchscreen that dominates the center stack creates both an opportunity and a constraint for phone mounting. The good news is that the
The Lexus NX is one of the most popular compact luxury SUVs on the road, but it has gone through enough interior changes across its generations that a single mounting recommendation does not cover every owner. The 2015-2021 NX 300 and NX 300h have a sloped dash and a large