2017 Toyota C-HR by EurovisionNim - CC BY-SA 4.0 The Toyota C-HR was introduced for the 2018 model year as an exciting new subcompact car with a vibrant personality. It was designed to stand out anywhere with its bold styling while fitting any lifestyle. In a segment that can often feel overcrowded with generic economy cars, the C-HR dares to excite you. It’s only been on the market for a few years, but you can still find used C-HRs at great prices.

Chevrolet Colorado High Country by RL GNZLZ - CC-BY-SA-2.0 Since its last major update for the 2015 model year, The Chevy Colorado has been one of the more stylish and capable compact pickups on the market. It might not be a powerhouse like its big brother, the Silverado, but its available turbo diesel engine offers plenty of power for towing and good fuel mileage, the V6 gives you a little less towing but a little bit more get-up-and-go, and even the base 4-cylinder is capable of hauling over 1,500lb in its flatbed.

Pickups are one of the fastest-growing segments in the auto industry right now, but one truck that’s been around through the peaks and valleys of the market is the Toyota Tacoma. The ever-reliable, ever-capable pickup truck can handle almost anything life throws at it. It may not have the most towing capacity in its class, but its 6,800 pound capacity is nothing to sneeze at, and there’s probably no truck that can rival its off-road driving.

2016 Toyota Prius by Kārlis Dambrāns - CC BY 2.0 The Toyota Prius was designed to sip gas for a long time, which has made it a big hit among those who want to conserve their money – and the environment. The best way to accomplish both of those goals is not to buy a brand new car off the assembly line, but to purchase a pre-owned car. That way, you are minimizing your carbon footprint while also being a responsible consumer.

Windshield wipers are a simple but essential piece of any road-safe vehicle. They’re the piece we tend to forget about until we need them. And we know that the contrast between new, well-maintained windshield wipers and worn-out ones can be startling. Like every other component of your vehicle, it’s essential to properly care for your windshield wipers so they can continue to keep you safe when the weather gets rough.

When it comes to picking out a new driver’s first car, most parents have safety and reliability at the top of their list of criteria. On the other hand, the teens are looking for something fun and attractive that they can fit all of their friends into. A ​good starter car​ ideally has something for everyone - but finding the ​right​ one can be tricky. It will inevitably be nerve-wracking for parents to see their kid getting behind the wheel for the first time.

Buying a car long-distance can be a stressful endeavor, but the good news is that it’s actually never been easier. If you can wait a few extra days (or weeks) to work out the logistics, you can typically find exactly what you’re looking for for a lower price than your neighborhood dealership.  Why would anyone consider buying a car long-distance from a dealer in the first place? The most common answer is the price.

Normal car seats are fine - until you know what you’re missing. While captain’s seats might limit the total number of passengers that can fit in a vehicle, they more than make up for it with comfort and accessibility. Captain’s seats are like upgrading your car rides to a first-class ticket - more space, more comfort, and more cupholders. However, despite all of their benefits, captain’s seats tend to be a bit uncommon - here’s a list of the 8 best cars with captain’s seats.

As a car buyer, your job doesn’t end after making the payment. There are a few details that you’ll need to take care of afterward. Whether you just bought your used car and are wondering what to do next, or are curious to know before you buy one, here’s what to do after buying a used car. Get insurance Before you shop around for insurance, you want to find out what type of coverage is needed in your state.

Any car sold in the state of Texas needs to be legally titled before the new owner can use it. In short, the title is what proves that the new owner does indeed own it, and this becomes crucial when registering the vehicle. If you’re looking to learn how to transfer a car title in Texas, you’ve come to the right place—as always, we’re here to ensure you’ve got all the info you need to rest easy.