Used Car Reviews and Advice
Sporty good looks, off-road handling and ultra-cool wheel rims made, and still makes the Subaru Crosstrek popular amongst younger buyers. So how does it stack up when put under the microscope? Read on to find out.
The sub-compact Mirage has had to prove itself over the past 10 years, and it has done just that. While many will turn their nose up or share a joke, but there’s no denying the Mirage has a popular fan base, is really economical, and is a cheap option when looking for a newer, greener model car.
Looking for a small sports coupe that exudes charm, style, and performance, then you can’t go wrong with the second generation Audi TT. While it’s bigger brother – the A5 exudes an equally charismatic charm, the TT holds its own in design, desirability, and grunt. This isn’t some cheap attempt at a sports car with plastic this and plastic that, there’s real thought put into the second generation TT which makes it a car jam-packed full of luxuries and touches for an affordable price. So what makes it a great buy? Take a couple of minutes to find out.
Looking for a car that’s cool and funky, but can’t decide between the Kia Soul or Nissan Cube? Let me break it down for you so you can make an informed decision.
Lauded with many accolades over the years, Mazda’s answer to the small sports roadster is at the top of the game and is the reason to get your hands on one if you’re in the market. So what’s it got that is so appealing? Read on and find out.
Nissan took the lead when they boldly introduced their electric Nissan Leaf back in 2010. Well that’s nearly twelve years ago, and the one time leader in electric cars sales has fallen back behind Tesla. So what can you expect from this quirky little hatchback.
The Wrangler has been around since 1987 when the first generation hit the market. The third generation now called the Wrangler JK was first introduced in 2007 which spawned the introduction of a four-door version called the ‘Unlimited’ offering more space and a longer wheelbase. This direction was aimed more at the family than enhanced practicality for off-road adventures however, while the short wheelbase two-door models were still being produced with the unique fold-down front windscreen, removable doors, and roll bar. So how does it fare? Read on to find out.
Available as a four-door sedan, five-door hatchback, or five-door wagon, the Mondeo/Fusion offers great value for money with tons of trunk space and of being a stylish work-horse. It also saw sporty good looks and some real style come to the fore both inside and out.
Sleek and on-trend, the Hyundai Kona doesn’t disappoint when it comes to reliability, options, and safety. With marketing brilliance (the theme music is still on repeat in my head as I write this), let’s probe further into why it is one of the best SUV Crossovers on the market.
A real head-turner, the Nissan Juke commands an audience wherever it goes – as long as it’s not off-road. You can’t say it’s boring, and there’s lots to admire about the clever marketing design. Let’s take a closer look at what makes this small SUV a hit-or-miss amongst buyers.