Japan Still Builds an $11,000 Honda Fit While America’s Budget Cars Disappear
Japan still sells a brand-new Honda Fit hatchback while budget cars vanish from U.S. lots. Here’s what that gap says about buying new in America today.
Category: Compact
Top Compact SUVs with Surprising Off-Road Capabilities
In recent years, automakers have turned toward outfitting their SUV models with off-road ability. If you’re a rural driver looking for a capable compact SUV, you’re in luck as there are many new and used […]
Volkswagen Golf GTI: The Iconic Hot Hatch
The Volkswagen Golf GTI is an icon in the hot hatch class. In fact, it’s one of the final models offered as a hot hatch. Let’s see what it brings to the table.
2024 Fiat 500e: Navigating the City Streets with Electric Flair
Will the return of Fiat to the US market work? The new 2024 Fiat 500e could be a good option for drivers searching for a small, city-dwelling electric car.
Does the Kia Sportage Hold Its Value?
When it comes to investing in a vehicle, one of the pivotal questions that often surfaces is: does this car hold its value? In the case of the Kia Sportage, understanding its value retention is […]
2024 Kia Forte: A Symphony of Style, Performance, and Innovation
Although the compact car segment is shrinking, the 2024 Kia Forte brings a lot to the table. Let’s see what this compact Kia sedan has to offer.
Best Leases for 2023
Automakers are finishing out the year with some excellent deals. We love the Toyota 0 down lease deals, but they’re only some of the best leases for 2023.
3 Great Used Cars for Budget-Minded Shoppers
With new and used vehicle prices continuing to climb, and the Dollar’s purchasing power on a downward trend, buying used looks to be more financially viable.
Honda Civic Type R vs. Toyota GR Yaris: Battle of the Hot Hatches
We might not get to have the Toyota GR Yaris in America, but we can admire how much power it has. What happens when the Honda Civic Type R and Toyota GR Yaris battle head-to-head?
7 Safest Cars of 2023: Keep Your Family Out of Harm’s Way
The NHTSA and IIHS test thousands of vehicles every year to give us the safety ratings required to let us know what the safest cars of each year happen to be.