The Honda Civic has dominated the compact car market for decades, and for good reason. Known for its reliability, fuel efficiency, and fun-to-drive character, the Civic has always been a crowd favorite. But the 2025 lineup has something truly exciting—a revitalized focus on hybrid powertrains, especially with the Civic Hatchback
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According to Consumer Reports, some of the most popular vehicles on the market today are plagued with shocking reliability issues, poor build quality, and downright disappointing performance. Here’s a rundown of the 10 cars you’ll regret buying in 2025—if you’re not careful. 1. Chevrolet Tahoe – A Massive Disappointment The Chevrolet Tahoe
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The 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV) is a standout in the world of electrified midsize SUVs. Introduced in 2021, it has quickly earned its place among our top plug-in hybrid SUV choices. Hyundai's regular Santa Fe was revamped in 2019, and the PHEV version continues the model's success
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The Toyota Corolla Cross is an all-new vehicle. It doesn't replace an existing crossover but instead expands the lineup for entry-level buyers. Fresh off the sale of the record-setting 50-millionth Corolla, the best-selling car of all time welcomes a versatile new family member with the introduction of the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross.
For decades, the Honda Accord has enjoyed a deserved reputation for excellence. And the current version, which first appeared in 2018, is no different. In fact, we think it's better than ever. Some 8 inches longer than its compact sibling, the Honda Civic, the midsize Accord offers sleek styling as well
