2019 Kia Sportage by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 SUVs come in a wide variety of stylings, with many popular brands pushing their large, three-row SUVs first and foremost. What if you want an SUV on the smaller side, though? If so, don’t fret, as there are still plenty of great options for you. Two of them are the Kia Sportage and Hyundai Tucson, as both are great, modern SUVs that aren’t too big.

Source: Pixabay Car leasing has its pros and cons, and it’s for everybody. For instance, conventional wisdom dictates that if you’re a high-mileage driver, leasing isn’t the best solution because of expensive excess mileage fees. If you’re a high-mileage driver, most people would recommend that you buy the vehicle instead. But is leasing really off the table for high-mileage users? Not exactly because high mileage leases do exist. For today’s post, we’ll talk about high mileage leases.

Honda Pilot by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Honda Pilot is considered by many to be one of the premier midsize SUVs on the market currently. It has gained this reputation with its combination of a roomy interior, smooth ride, polished refinement, and reliability. With the third row down, and especially with the second row down, the Pilot has a cavernous cabin with tons of storage space. Then with the seats up, you have room for up to seven or eight passengers, even if they’re adults.

Kia Telluride by Damian B Oh — CC-BY-SA-4.0 These days, it’s easier than ever to find a great three-row crossover SUV. The wide variety of options available is wonderful, but it can also be hugely intimidating. You might not want to spend hours upon hours doing intense research into the different SUVs out there, but you also won’t want to go in blindly, either. Thankfully, there’s a third option for you!

Source: Pixabay When you hear the word hybrid, surely the first place your mind goes is to the 2022 Ford Maverick pickup truck, right? Oh, no, it still goes to the trusty Toyota Prius. It was the first hybrid vehicle to really experience much success in America, and it has largely been able to maintain that success for the last 20 years. But that success has also led to plenty of copycats, and the hybrid market has experienced a renaissance in the last five or so years.

Source: Pixabay It’s no secret that people love SUVs. They’re safe, spacious, and often offer a nice suite of entertainment features. Toyota and Subaru are generally regarded as some of the finest SUV manufacturers out there, and for a good reason. However, with both of them being so high quality, it can be difficult to understand what it is that sets them apart from each other. If this is something you’re worried about, have no fear!

Mazda CX-5 by Vauxford — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Compact crossovers have been extremely popular in recent years, and their popularity is only rising. This is making it more difficult than ever to figure out the differences between all the brands and models that you hear so much about. The Mazda CX-5 and the Subaru Forester are two major examples of this, each representing a high-quality crossover with glowing reviews. Thankfully, you have to look no further to discover what makes them each different!

Mazda3 by Vauxford — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Mazda 3 came out with a bang and was a great release overall for Mazda. This model addressed some of the issues with previous releases, like the lack of device space in the center console while maintaining the feel and maneuverability Mazda owners love. As a compact hatchback with the option of manual control (at the top trim level), the Mazda 3 is a solid contender in its market.

Honda CRV by EurovisionNim — CC-BY-SA-4.0 If you’ve been shopping for a crossover SUV for a while, you probably already know that Honda and Subaru have some of the best rides out there. The CR-V and Outback are no exception to this rule, both garnering heaps of praise from many customers and critics. It isn’t always easy, however, to figure out exactly what it is that sets them apart if you don’t already know what to keep an eye out for.

Source: Pixabay There aren’t many cars that feel as good as being behind the wheel of a Dodge Challenger. In terms of muscle cars, modern Challengers feel a lot like older muscle cars. They’re powerful, heavy, and can handle pretty much anything you want to throw at them. Of course, Challengers aren’t the only muscle cars out there, and they aren’t even the only sporty muscle cars out there. Here are 8 of the Dodge Challenger’s closest competitors, the cars worth looking at if you’re considering getting a Challenger.