Honda Pilot by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 America loves its SUVs, and the market is filled to the brim with them. Honda SUVs are a delightful combination of style and utility, making them a popular choice for families and people with active lifestyles. Nowadays, choosing the best family-hauling SUV can be a challenge. This is especially true if you’re a Honda enthusiast. Honda Passport vs. Honda Pilot, which comfortably-sized SUV is right for you and your family?

Source: Pixabay The Jeep is about as American as apple pie and has been the symbol of versatility and capability since the end of World War II when light military vehicles became available to the public. Its massive wheels and off-road-ready suspension make it the perfect SUV for leaving the pavement behind on a weekend adventure. Whether that means dirt trails through the countryside, rock climbing to the top of the mountains, or cruising around the dunes, you want a Jeep, and these days it goes under the name of the Wrangler.

The compact crossover SUV segment continues to grow in popularity, and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. If you’re in the market for a small crossover SUV, you’re likely considering two of the most popular options in the segment, the Ford EcoSport, and the Chevrolet Trax. Both the EcoSport and Trax are city jaunters with plenty of sporty potential. While these models are fairly similar at first look, some key differences will ultimately help you decide.

Source: Pixabay Compact sedans have been popular for as long as we can remember. They always make sense when you require a vehicle with just the right size, and that is easy on the budget. And when it comes to the compact sedan segment, two of the longest natural competitors are the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic. As two of the most popular sedans available, the Corolla and Civic continue to dominate the market.

Photo by emrecan arık on Unsplash With the rise in popularity of crossover SUVs, many people thought that minivans were bound to fall out of style. But here we are! Over the years, the minivan competition usually boils down to two of the most popular models out there, the Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna. Honda Odyssey vs. Toyota Sienna: Which is the better minivan? Toyota caught everyone off-guard when last year, the Japanese automaker announced that its prominent Sienna lineup would be exclusively hybrid.

Dodge Ram by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Many truck shoppers out there care about a few particular things when it comes to what truck they’ll buy next: performance, reliability, and towing capacity. Towing capacity isn’t something everyone thinks about, but those that do, tend to want a lot of it. The Dodge RAM 1500 is often hailed as one of the finest modern trucks out there, and a large part of what draws drivers to it is its ability to haul large loads of equipment.

Canva Every new car depreciates in value once it’s driven off the lot—but in the months and years that follow, some cars retain significantly more value than others. Today, that information is more valuable than ever: The resale market in 2020 was more than three times larger than the market for new cars, with 39.3 million used vehicles sold as opposed to 14 million new ones. CoPilot looked to its database of new and used vehicle sales to determine which vehicle models saw the highest average depreciation in 2021.

The Duramax V8 engine is a 6.6-liter Diesel engine produced by DMAX, a combined effort between General Motors and Isuzu. The Duramax debuted in 2001 as the successor to the 6.2L and 6.5L Detroit engines. It proved to be a powerful and great contender in the light diesel market. Over the years, the engine has gone through several upgrades and improvements to ensure GMC and Chevrolet pickup trucks perform better than their competition.

Ford Ranger by Kevauto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Although towing capacity can be overlooked by many people when evaluating a new car purchase, it’s the most important thing for some. If you’re interested in hauling a lot of equipment from place to place, you need to know the towing capacity of your vehicle before doing so. You don’t want to walk away from the lot with a car that can barely tow any weight if that’s something you’re interested in, so it’s essential to do research first.

Source: Pixabay Living in New Hampshire, you might already know that vehicle registration works a little differently from most states. While many states have a flat rate registration fee and a one-step registration process, figuring out how much does it cost to register a car in New Hampshire can be a little more complicated. For one thing, New Hampshire has a 2-step registration process since you need to register both with the city you live in and with the state.