Rivian R1S by Richard Truesdell — CC-BY-SA-4.0 If you’re looking to get into the hybrid or EV market, there’s no better time than now. A few years ago, consumers who wanted to go full-electric only had a few options–many belonged to the luxury tier of vehicles. That’s not the case anymore as the EV market expands, and more and more manufacturers have made their full-electric cars, trucks, and SUVs.

2019 Ford Fusion by Kevauto — CC BY-SA 4.0 Ford is one of the oldest names in automotive. Some of the original consumer vehicles were produced by this pedigree company. From the Model A, a water-cooled beast spitting steam as it chugs down cobblestone streets, to the GT MK II, a low-bellied racetrack beast, Ford has done it all and shows no signs of slowing down. So it is no surprise that the iconic car manufacturer has also succeeded in creating one of the most popular hybrid vehicles today.

Source: Pixabay As the saying goes, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” That mantra has undoubtedly worked with Toyota (and took it to heart a bit much), especially with its 4Runner SUV that has been kicking around for 40 years. The old 4Runner is known for its legendary reliability and off-road capabilities. If you’re in the market for a relatively inexpensive and highly capable SUV that can take you off the beaten path, the 4Runner is more than a solid option.

Source: Pixabay Aside from its legendary reputation in reliability, Toyota is also known for its best-selling vehicles like the Corolla and RAV4. Despite unveiling several exciting products like the GR Corolla and GR 86, Toyota always seems to thrive by selling inoffensive and utterly sensible sedans and SUVs. So what happens if you cross the ubiquitous Corolla with an SUV? Well, you get the Toyota Corolla Cross. With the introduction of the Corolla Cross, Toyota has once again expanded its already comprehensive lineup of SUVs – along with the C-HR and RAV4.

Source: Pixabay Remote starters are making their way into the car industry faster than we had ever thought. Carmakers, from luxury to economical, are now starting to feature them on their standard industry features, making them something you’re likely to see if you’re in the market for a car purchase. Mazda has had options to add remote start since 2016; however, only as an aftermarket product. Now, Mazda remote start is trickling into all current models, with many of the 2020-2021 models coming with remote start as a standard feature.

Jeep Liberty by IFCAR Easter eggs are exciting additions Jeep owners will find in their vehicles. These shapes have existed in the cars for almost twenty-five years, pleasing owners. One of the most popular choices in the Jeep lineup is the Jeep Liberty. If you’re interested in this vehicle, you might wonder - what are Jeep Liberty Easter eggs, and how can you locate them? If you’re interested in learning more about Jeep Liberty Easter eggs, you’ve come to the right place.

Jeep Patriot by Tony Hisgett — CC BY 2.0 Easter eggs are an addition only Jeep owners understand. These additions have been around for almost twenty-five years, providing fun surprises for car owners. One of the most popular Jeep models is the Jeep Patriot. If you own this car, you might wonder - what are Jeep Patriot Easter eggs, and how can you find them? If you’re interested in learning more about Jeep Patriot Easter eggs, you’ve come to the right place.

Source: Pixabay Since their very beginning, Jeeps have all been about adventure, especially with the Wrangler, which traces its origins to World War II. And Wrangler owners can enjoy a bit of Jeep excitement without ever leaving the driveway thanks to Easter eggs hidden throughout the vehicle. An Easter egg is a hidden image or message that can appear in software, movies, or cars, among other places. Let’s explore the history of this vehicle and Jeep Wrangler Easter eggs.

Source: Pixabay If you’re looking for a subcompact SUV with some serious off-roading chops, you will not be looking for long because you’re instantly down to a single choice: the Jeep Renegade. The Renegade is the least expensive model in Jeep’s lineup and is the manufacturer’s attempt to distill the authentic Jeep “freedom” into a subcompact. While it’s not perfect, the Renegade’s unmistakable Jeep styling and a broad range of features make it a solid choice in the segment.

Source: Pixabay When people talk about the Jeep brand, one thing that comes to mind is the iconic Wrangler SUV. However, considering its legendary reputation for off-roading prowess, one would think that Jeep would have a solid lineup of trucks by now – but it did. The Jeep Pickup (yes, that is what it’s called) was the brand’s first-ever pickup truck, and it had a 20-year run. But with the introduction of the 2020 Gladiator, Jeep is back again with its new pickup truck offering.