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Which Coupe-SUV Rear Design Do You Dislike the Least?

Which coupe-SUV has the least offensive rear design?

Coupe-SUVs are everywhere now, but honestly, most of them have polarizing rear designs. I'm trying to figure out which one looks the least awkward from behind. The Curvv has that sloping roofline, Basalt tries something different, Astor isn't really a coupe-SUV but close enough, and Tucson has been around. What's your take on these rear ends? Which one bothers you the least?

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December 19, 2025
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