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.

Source: Pixabay Do you have an old car that just sits in your garage and is no longer used? If yes, one of the ways to get it off your hands is to donate your car. By donating your car to charity, not only will you be able to get rid of your old wheels, but you’re also doing so for a good cause. Plus, you may be eligible for a healthy tax write-off.

Subaru Ascent by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 One of the major reasons drivers seek out mid-size crossovers is their excellent seating capacity. The Subaru Ascent and Kia Telluride are two of the most popular vehicles in this sector because they have great safety ratings, a nice suite of features, and both seat eight passengers! With so many wonderful reviews for both cars, it can be overwhelming trying to tell what the difference is.

Subaru BRZ by The359 — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Subaru BRZ is widely recommended as one of the highest-performance sports vehicles you can get at an affordable price, making it one of the most popular vehicles if you’re looking for speed and comfort in a reasonable package. Of course, the BRZ is more than that since it’s also exceptionally comfortable and stylish! While the BRZ might be in a more niche market than some consumer vehicles, there are still some competitors worth considering if you’re looking at a BRZ.

Honda Accord by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Outside of the Ford F-Series and Chevy Silverado truck lines, the best-selling car in U.S. history is the Honda Accord. And for a good reason: it has always been known for its reliability, with models being known to surpass 300,000 miles, it is known for its safety, it is an affordable car for its class, and especially in recent years, it is a pretty stylish ride with solid standard features.

Source: Pixabay Mid-size crossovers have been staples in the automobile industry for many years now, and their popularity hasn’t waned one bit. There’s a good reason for this too, as these vehicles are known for their reliability and large amounts of interior space. Subaru and Honda are some of the biggest competitors in this area, offering all sorts of high-quality mid-size crossovers. This can make it difficult, however, to differentiate between them.

Source: Pixabay The Ford Escape has been a popular vehicle choice for many years. It’s an excellent compact SUV that can carry many passengers while providing ample storage space. You might wonder if there are any similar cars like Ford Escapes available on the market. Read on to learn about eight different cars like Ford Escapes. All are excellent competitors and boast varying features, which some may prefer over the Ford Escape.

Source: Pixabay Many of our readers are asking if it’s possible to trade in a car that’s not paid off. The answer is yes; you can trade in a vehicle even when it’s under financing. However, the car loan balance must still be paid, but in most cases, the vehicle’s trade-in value will take care of that. However, that depends on several factors like your car’s age and condition.

Chevy Colorado by CoderedZ24 Not everyone who needs a pickup truck needs to go for the full-sized behemoths that have become oh so popular these days. Outside of professional contexts, most people have no practical needs that can’t be filled by a quality midsize pickup truck. So instead of looking at a behemoth like the Silverado, RAM 1500, or F-150, let’s take a look at the Chevy Colorado’s towing capacity.

Chevy Traverse by RL GNZLZ — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Seating for eight people in a car used to be reserved for minivans or gargantuan full-sized SUVs like the Chevy Suburban or Ford Expedition, or even the blue oval’s hulking Excursion. But that duality has been remedied with the rise of three-row midsize SUVs, with the Chevy Traverse serving as one of the finest examples of this new paradigm. After years with a rounded-off design, Chevy redesigned the Traverse for the 2018 model year with a more angular look, a bigger grille, a more squared trunk with more cargo space, and a revamped interior.