Source: Pixabay In the 90s, South Korean car manufacturer Kia didn’t have the same reputation and popularity that it enjoys now. Just the thought of buying a Kia would be enough to make most people’s eyes roll into the back of their heads. Fast forward to today, we see Kia pump out hits after hits to the automotive market with popular models like Telluride, Sportage, and Sorento. Kias are very popular because they make high-quality vehicles that provide plenty of entertainment and safety features.

Source: Pixabay The Honda Ridgeline is known as the truck that challenged conventions. Honda’s compact pickup truck may trail behind its contemporaries in off-road and towing capabilities. Still, the Ridgeline makes up for it by combining the best qualities of midsize trucks and crossovers. The Ridgeline indeed offers superior on-road handling, an SUV-like interior, and a polished ride. Of course, you can’t talk about the Ridgeline without mentioning its cargo box, which includes a short but wide bed and an innovative underfloor trunk.

Ford Edge by Kevauto - CC-BY-SA-4.0 The midsize SUV segment is one of the most competitive in the automotive market. With options like the Hyundai Palisade, Kia Telluride, Chevrolet Traverse, and Honda Pilot, prospective midsize SUV buyers have their work cut out for them. With that said, one of the more popular options in the midsize SUV market is the Ford Edge. The Ford Edge SUV is a well-rounded performer with energetic powertrain options, confident handling, and a roomy interior.

Source: Pixabay When it debuted back in the 1989 Chicago Motor Show, few people could have predicted the success of the little Mazda Miata MX-5. Over the decades, sports cars have become lighter, faster, and more powerful. However, when it comes to driving quality for all ages and stages, the Miata continues to punch above its weight. One of their many concerns for potential buyers of used Miatas lies with its reliability.

Nissan Maxima by Kevauto - CC-BY-SA-4.0 Automakers are constantly improving their vehicles over the years. As a manufacturer makes major modifications to their already well-known model vehicle, they start a new generation of said vehicle. The new generation usually comes out more stylish and powerful, equipped with improved car technologies. However, that’s not all. When a manufacturer starts a new generation of their vehicle, the new improvements haven’t been tested enough, so the manufacturer only fixes the issues for future models.

*Ford EcoSport by Vauxford - CC BY* Crafted initially by Ford Brazil in 2003, the Ford EcoSport is a 5-door SUV given a significant update when it entered the North American market in 2018. Improvements included an overhaul of the front end design and the rear bumper and the addition of a touchscreen infotainment system. Unfortunately, Ford has announced that it will discontinue its EcoSport production in 2022. At CoPilot, we’re here to help you navigate the many different used year models of the Ford EcoSport you might find.

Photo by Aaron Doucett on Unsplash Subaru fans love the Forester, and the Forester has remained one of the more popular SUV options on the market. But that’s not just because of what’s under the hood of the vehicle, or even its interior comforts. Like all vehicles, Subaru Forester dimensions have a huge impact on the performance and popularity of this SUV. The size, shape, and design of the Subaru Forester’s exterior and interior can tell you a lot about who this vehicle was designed for, how well it will work in different conditions, and even how comfortable it is.

Photo by Tim Meyer on Unsplash How often have you fantasized blazing through an open road in a sports car? Many of you have probably dreamt of getting behind the wheel of a car that can hit 0-60 at jaw-dropping speeds. But when people think of fast cars, they think of higher price tags. That’s not the case anymore. These days, you can find hot-blooded high-performance cars that will satiate your need for speed for the price of a family sedan or SUV.

Photo by Scott Graham on Unsplash A co-owner is a person who shares ownership of an asset with another person. In the case of a car, the title lists both the owner and the co-owner together as equal owners. Joint ownership of a car has its pros and cons, but it makes no difference whether just one of the owners is listed on the car’s insurance or registration for administrative purposes.

Photo by Ulf Meyer on Unsplash For more than a century, automobiles have turned heads and dropped jaws. Sometimes this happened as soon as the wraps were taken off, and occasionally these positive reactions took time to develop. With this in mind, we’ve compiled a list of the dozen most unique classic cars. We’re applying our own meaning to the word “unique.” To us, this can apply to a rare vehicle that’s highly sought after by collectors as well as to a breakthrough but popular car that forever changed the auto industry.