Subaru Ascent by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Subaru is a car brand that resonates well with mainstream consumers. When you buy a Subaru, you’re buying into the promise of no-hassle vehicle ownership as demonstrated by crowd-pleasers such as the Outback and Forester. Can you say that about the relatively new Subaru Ascent? Not so fast! On paper, the Subaru Ascent seems like it deserves a space in every driveway. Subaru makes it, which is a brand synonymous with reliability.

Kia Seltos by Ki hoon — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Comparing two vehicles from the same manufacturer is important if you want to make sure you’re getting exactly the right vehicle for you, especially when it comes to a manufacturer like Kia that has a lot of options and some vehicle lines that directly compete with one another. That’s exactly what you’re dealing with if you’re debating Kia Seltos vs. Kia Sportage. Both of these vehicles are compact SUVs, they have similar safety ratings and fuel efficiency, and both vehicles are designed for the same kind of consumer.

Ford Expedition by Ominae — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Ford Expedition and Chevy Suburban are both full-size SUVs at the top of their class. The Chevy Suburban has been in production since 1934, making it the longest continuously running automotive name in the United States, and is currently on its 12th generation as of 2021. The Ford Expedition is a relatively newer entry to the market, with models in production since 1997, and is on its 4th generation today with an electric version coming soon.

Source: Pixabay Many years ago, leather was all the rage, including vehicle interiors. Premium authentic leather seats are soft-to-the-touch, comfortable, look and smell great, and a hallmark of luxury. Although leather remains popular, it’s fallen out of favor due to ethical and environmental concerns. In the auto industry, carmakers have shifted from exclusively using animal-sourced leather for their interiors to synthetic materials or leatherette. Are leatherette seats real leather? No, leatherette is just another name for synthetic leather designed to mimic the properties of leather.

Photo by Christian Wiediger on Unsplash There’s no denying that driving is changing and that driving technology is changing. Along with those changes, we’re changing how drivers get information about how their vehicles are performing and even basic information like the speed of the vehicle and how much fuel is left in the tank. These 10 awesome cars with digital speedometers are some of the most groundbreaking in that category and are changing the way drivers get information about the speed of their vehicles.

Dodge Caravan by Own work — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Drivers today on the hunt for a great minivan have many options. If you’re looking for a sleek minivan option, two choices stand out among the others - the Chrysler Pacifica and the Dodge Grand Caravan. Which of these are the best options for you? We’ll go over the Chrysler Pacifica vs. Dodge Caravan to help you determine which one is best for your life.

Honda Pilot by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 When it comes to buying a new vehicle today, there’s a lot more selection than there used to be. That means that when you’re comparing two relatively similar models, like the Kia Telluride vs. Honda Pilot, it can be harder to decide which option is better for you and your family. After all, both of these vehicles are mid-size SUVs, both are designed with a fair amount of cargo space, and they have similar prices and features.

Source: Pixabay These two German automakers are always top of mind when it comes to luxury and performance vehicles. Though they have many similarities, they also have significant differences. They’re two well-established luxury brands, and both provide a diverse range of vehicles, including luxury sedans, premium mid-size SUVs, and sporty convertibles. As a result, deciding between the two appears to be a difficult task. If you’re thinking of buying one of these two brands, look into the details of BMW vs.

Source: Pixabay When it comes to powerful, effective, and attractive SUVs, the Hyundai Tucson and the Toyota RAV 4 might be two of the most popular options, aside from the Honda CR-V. Both of these models have some high-tech features, a relatively recent design, and plenty of advantages that help them stand out from the general SUV market. But which model is right for you? Comparing the Hyundai Tucson vs.

Photo by Christina Telep on Unsplash If you’re in the market for a new car, it shouldn’t be a surprise that brand and manufacturer matter. Choosing the right manufacturer for a new vehicle is about more than just price and aesthetics. The right manufacturer will have similar priorities and design their cars to match your needs. Some brands emphasize safety, others focus on effectiveness and power, and still, others look for better handling and performance on pavement.