Great Vehicles with Available Rear Seat Entertainment

The Tahoe isn't just a big, powerful, and beefy SUV that can tackle real life family and hauling tasks, it's a tech dynamo with its onboard Wi-Fi, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as the rear seat entertainment that includes a 9" diagonal LCD flip down overhead display with remote control, Auxiliary audio/video input jacks and two, 2-channel, wireless, infrared headphones. With a setup like this, you might not hear the kids at all.

The CT6 is America's luxury sedan (for now), and it boasts room, comfort and a solid set of tech, including the ability to keep rear occupants entertained via twin 10-inch retractable screens. Not only do they play Blu-ray DVDs, but they can also stream your videos from your smartphone.

The Pilot has always been a go-to for big families with its 7-passenger capacity and gargantuan cargo hold. The current version offers all that and more with its rear seat entertainment package that comes with a high-res 9-inch screen, a removable remote control, a 115-volt power outlet, and even 2nd-row sunshades to block out the rays that impede continuous visual stimulation.

Lexus certainly improved on its best-selling vehicle in a big way. It's far more advanced and even futuristic looking compared to its predecessor, and the interior has been upgraded several echelons. The fact that a midsize luxury crossover can boast twin 11.6-inch high-grade adjustable rear screens, a DVD player, an HDMI port and a 120-volt household-style power outlet means that you and yours will have access to entertainment for however long your trip may be.

Count on Chrysler to reinvent the segment it invented. It's latest minivan has pretty much everything you could want including a potent V6 engine, solid driving abilities, capacious room and one seriously good rear entertainment package that comes with twin flip-up screens that both second and third row passengers can view. Plus, you can send video and audio from your phone via USB, HDMI and onboard Wi-Fi, as well as watch Blu-ray DVDs. The Pacifica even provides built-in games and apps via Uconnect for when they've run out of things to watch.

The Sienna is still a minivan at the end of the day, but what a great one it really is. Aside from good driving dynamics, it's pretty much missing nothing. Add all-wheel drive and a V6 engine, and this is the family hauler that can just about do it all. It has easy access to all three rows, a truly spacious cargo section, and one of the best rear entertainment systems around.