Hyundai Santa Fe by Kevauto — CC BY-SA 4.0 The Hyundai Santa Fe is one of the best-selling midsize SUVs over the last few years, and for good reason. It’s a reliable car, the design and technology have aged well and kept up with current trends, and Hyundai even offers some of the best certified pre-owned vehicle warranties. Whether you are looking for a 2 row or 3 row SUV, the Santa Fe is a great car and can be found at great prices.

2016 Toyota Tacoma TRD by KevAuto — CC-BY-SA-4.0 Pickups are one of the fastest-growing segments in the auto industry right now, but one truck that’s been around through the peaks and valleys of the market is the Toyota Tacoma. The ever-reliable, ever-capable pickup truck can handle almost anything life throws at it. It may not have the most towing capacity in its class, but its 6,800 pound capacity is nothing to sneeze at, and there’s probably no truck that can rival its off-road driving.

Ford EcoSport by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 After 15 years in production outside the United States, the Ford EcoSport was brought stateside for the 2018 model year to compete in the subcompact market. No matter what model year or trim you buy, you can expect a sporty ride, convenient technology, and good fuel economy. The Ford EcoSport has everything you could ask for out of a subcompact crossover, and CoPilot will help you find a great deal on one.

Porsche 911 by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 The Porsche 911 is one of the most iconic vehicles of all time. Whether you want blistering speed around your local track, the roaring snarl of a boxer engine, or simply a luxurious, sporty ride, the Porsche 911 is the machine for you. But a premium car doesn’t need to come at a premium price. You can save plenty of money for a nearly new Porsche 911 with many of the same features of a new 2020 model while still saving massive amounts of money.

2018 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross by Vauxford — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is one of the newest and most stunning compact crossover SUVs on the market. Produced in late 2017 and released to wide markets the following year, the Eclipse Cross has been retooled with new safety and luxury features every year. For example, a 2020 Eclipse Cross will have you riding on sixteen-inch alloy wheels. However, there’s more to deciding what year model to purchase than the features they contain.

Image source Are you on the lookout for a new car to get you around town? CoPilot is here to help with our 10 picks for the best-looking cars with great prices and plenty of up-to-date technology. See them all here: 2021 Ford Bronco Sport Badlands / $32,820 EPA-Estimated - 21 city /26 hwy / 23 combined MPG Ford fans have been waiting for this new arrival for a long time.

Photo by Sahil Patel on Unsplash Are you pinching your pennies for one reason or another? Gas money can be a killer on the old pocketbook, so we decided to throw you our picks for six cars with the best gas mileage based on price, comfort, style, and performance. As we move into a new presidential administration, the uncertainty of how much gas prices will fluctuate are yet to be seen.

Photo by Gustavo Fring from Pexels Do you need a license to buy a car? This question can be a little confusing because the law is set in stone: You need a driver’s license to drive a car on any type of public road - no wiggle room there. But to purchase a car is a little different. If you have the cash, you can legally purchase just about any legal thing you like within reason.

Photo by Waldemar Brandt on Unsplash Driving or traveling in a vehicle with a stunning interior does something beautiful to the soul. We feel more at-ease, our attitudes are more positive, and we become more optimistic about life’s opportunities. But what features place a vehicle among the cars with the best interiors? Comfort plays a significant role. So does craftsmanship, artful design, modern tech, console size, and the stereo system.

Photo Credit: Alamy Stock Photo The American car culture is slowly shifting. Vehicle sales have been declining for years, and fewer workers are commuting by car. More recently, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic caused auto sales to crash temporarily. But even as the industry has rebounded, the long-term effects on the auto industry remain uncertain. With millions of Americans working from home, fewer people are commuting, but fewer people also want to take public transportation.