2018 Kia Sedona LX by Kevauto — CC BY-SA 4.0 The Kia Sedona, originally known as the Kia Carnival, is one of Kia’s flagship minivans and has been transporting groups of passengers safely since 1998. It’s undergone some changes in the past several years, with new features being added every year. Each of these year models has a variety of trim levels to choose from, and some are more robust than others.

Spark Plug by Nazly Ahmed — CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 For spark plugs to work properly, they must be clean. If you have dirt caked up in the crevices, the voltage will be way too high and you likely will not be able to turn on your car. That’s why when you know how to clean spark plugs, you can deal with a faulty engine quickly and get by cleaning or replacing them.

The Subaru Outback is one of the most dependable cars on the road. A smooth ride that can handle on and off-road situations. Nothing can make a ride better than a moonroof. Seeing as much of the outside from the inside can really add to the riding experience. The Subaru Outback has numerous options for customization, so you can choose the best features that are right for you. Unfortunately, the 2021 Subaru Outback base model does not include a panoramic sunroof, but you can opt for a moonroof.

Windshield wipers by State Farm — CC BY 2.0 It always seems that windshield wipers decide to fail right when it starts to pour. With rain coming down, you can’t see where you’re going, unable to drive your car to get to appointments or work. While it’s understandable to get frustrated with your windshield wipers not working, we’re here to walk you through some things you can do to get your windshield wipers back up and running.

Source: Pixabay Bleeding your brakes is a necessary maintenance procedure to keep your vehicle working at its best. It helps keep the fluid level stable and checking the lever and bleeding the brake system will give you a better idea of where your brake system is in its overall health. It can be a time consuming task, but the good news is that it shouldn’t need to be done all that often.

2020 Kia Soul GT-Line by Kevauto - CC BY-SA-4.0 Kia introduced an amazing subcompact crossover SUV in 2008 when they introduced the Kia Soul. Since then, the Soul has become a favorite for thousands of drivers across the country. In 2014, Kia also released an electric version called the Soul EV, but for now we’ll focus on the original Kia Soul. The 2020 Kia Soul is a particularly formidable model with few complaints across the board.

Nestor Rizhniak // Shutterstock If you want proof that the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t affect everyone equally, look no further than car-buying trends. While overall car sales in 2020 were down 14.6% year-over-year, dealer profits ballooned by 48%, according to 2020 survey results from the National Automobile Dealers Association. Tighter inventories, reduced workforces, and less—if any—need for dealer incentives all contributed to the spike in dealer profits. Profits were also aided by the kinds of cars being sold off the lot.

Brazilian Honda Civic touring 2017 by JasonVogel — CC BY-SA 4.0 The first sunroof has its roots as far back as 1937, but it wasn’t widespread or popularized in the United States until the late 1960s and 1970s. In 1973, the moonroof with glass joined the party. The big panoramic sunroofs of today are a type of moonroof that has a large glass area. Luxury vehicles and SUVs are where you’ll find these most often, but are becoming more common with sedans.

2018 Toyota Camry by EurovisionNim — CC BY-SA 4.0 Heated seats in a vehicle are a pretty common thing these days. They may not come standard on a base model, but like the Camry, as you move up in trim levels, they become optional and standard. This article explains Toyota Camry heated seats: what to know. If you’re looking to buy a Toyota Camry, you’re looking at a car that can offer you a lot of comfort features.

2018 Kia Sportage by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 Modern vehicles are sitting a lot higher off the ground when compared to their older counterparts. This is largely because more automakers are realizing that there is an increase in demand for more ground clearance. Since the debut of crossover SUVs a few years back, consumers are looking for car options that can tackle rough terrain better. They want an ordinary daily commuter that can offer enough ground clearance—a feature that has mostly been reserved for monster SUVs and trucks.