Suggestions/Advice for SUV's with 3rd row seating

My friend has a 2011 Pilot and 2010 was the redesign. The third row seat got more useful and it was decent but I didn't test drive it. Here are my pros and cons of the ones I've tested:

2011 Highlander Limited full options

Pros: Good power, drives like a sedan, great in snow from reviews, reliable, roomy 3rd row seat (I'm 6'2 240lbs), 2nd seats slide forward, MPG i average about 20-22 and uses 87 octane gas.

Cons: Cheap interior, door panels are plastic, a lot of plastics.

2011 Sequoia Platinum
Pros: A lot of room, 3rd row was very comfortable, power 3rd row seat, 2nd row power and heated seats, power was great and has a lot of torque, drives more like a car than a truck, locking differentials which is great for snow, many compartments to store stuff, handling is pretty good for its size.

Cons: Price is high, you probably can find a used one for 2008 in $40k range or get the lower models (SR5 or limited), MPG sucks 13 city 18 highway, big fuel tank 26.4 gallons i think, its big so maybe difficult to park.

Lexus GX 460
Pros: Smooth V8 power, nice leather interior, handles better than the 4Runner, quiet ride, great ride and very comfortable. You also receive the Lexus service which is top notch.

Cons: Rear door hatch opens sideways which makes it difficult to open if someone is parked behind you or if you parked reverse to a wall. Very expensive, premium fuel, MPG isn't great and you still can tell the interior is a 4Runner with leather and wood trim. 3rd row seat is very tight.

2011 Acura MDX Advance/Entertainment Pkg.
Pros: Great power and great handling, nice futuristic interior, comfortable 1st and 2nd row seats, a lot of high tech gadgets, quite ride, very smooth driving, basically Acuras comes loaded with options.

Cons: Expensive, 3 row seat is tight that I almost got stuck back there, 2nd row seats doesn't slide forward, premium fuel with a 24 gal tank, fuel economy is avg.

I also test drove the 2010 4Runner Limited, its similar to the GX460 without the nicer interior and the 4Runner drives like a truck.