The Volvo S60 is an excellent compact luxury car with quite a fanbase. A luxury interior works with a fast acceleration ability to provide an excellent drive every single time. It’s been in production since 2000. With so many years on the market, some are better than others. There are some Volvo S60 years to avoid. If you’re interested in a Volvo S60 for your life, it’s critical to find the best possible year.

The Lincoln MKZ is one of the more attractive-looking midsize sedans out there, and Lincoln is overall a relatively reliable company. That said, there are still definitely some years where the Lincoln MKS did worse than others, and potential buyers need to know which model years are more likely to have problems. If you’re thinking about buying a new or used Lincoln MKZ, here’s what you need to know about the Lincoln MKZ years to avoid – and why those years should be avoided.

The Toyota RAV4 Hybrid is the close cousin to the standard RAV4, with obvious hybrid capabilities. They are nearly identical models with a different engine, so if you’re familiar with the traditional model there’s a good chance the hybrid would feel similar. Although these small crossovers are nearly the same in most aspects, there are a few important differences. Toyota has a pretty consistent track record across the board, so what are the RAV4 Hybrid years to avoid?

Chevy has made plenty of hits and a couple of misses. However, it’s rare for a car manufacturer to make a vehicle that barely made an impact on the industry. There are many cars that you can instantly pick out while on the road, while some excel in performance despite unremarkable styling – the Chevrolet Cobalt is none of those. For critics and customers alike, the Chevy Cobalt was shockingly average.

Almost 50 years ago, Volkwagen helped carve out an entirely new subcategory in the auto industry: the hot hatch. This formula of combining a mundane economy car with a peppy engine is something that enthusiasts have been enjoying since 1976, when the first Golf GTI appeared. But no car is perfect. This means there’s a lot to consider if you’re thinking about putting this pocket rocket in the driveway. With this in mind, let’s explore Golf GTI years to avoid.

The Volvo XC60 is one of Volvo’s most refined vehicles in its 60 Series. This compact luxury crossover SUV has been in its second generation since 2017 when it was upgraded with a smaller four-cylinder engine like those in the 90 Series. The XC60 is meant to let you and your passengers cruise safely and comfortably. With that said, you want to make sure you’re getting a year model that can be trusted, so CoPilot is here to help you find one!

If you’re thinking about getting an Audi, the S5 is a great option. This luxury vehicle is available in a wide range of different shapes and sizes, but the core function of the vehicle is the same across all of them. Looking for a luxury vehicle, the Audi S5 is a good mid-range choice that feels like it’s even nicer than it is. Here’s what you need to know about the Audi S5, including which Audi S5 years to avoid and which models are more reliable and better for your pocketbook.

Dodge Durango by Kevauto ⁠— CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Dodge Durango is a mid-size sports utility vehicle that has grown in popularity over the years. It’s been manufactured since 1998, taking a brief pause in 2003 before picking right back up again in 2011. If you want this car, you might wonder - what are the Dodge Durango years to avoid? Read on to learn more about the Dodge Durango years to avoid.

When it comes to the GMC Sierra, there are a lot of good things to talk about, but it’s just as important to know about the bad things as the good. In this article, we’re going to look at the GMC Sierra years to avoid, what problems are most common with those model years, and which models are more reliable or even good candidates to buy used. However, there’s one thing we need to clear up before we get started.

Porsche 911 by Vauxford - CC BY Porsche’s two-door 911 sports car has been in production since 1963 and garnered numerous awards over the years. The vehicle has received particular praise for its air-cooled opposed rear-engine design (water-cooled since 1998) and independent suspension. Having been manufactured for over 50 years means that there’s a great number of used Porsche 911 year models to choose from. Luckily, CoPilot is here to help you choose the best option!