The compact car is back and better than ever. First released in the U.S. in 1950, these vehicles with 100+ inch wheelbases now have all the technological advances, comforts, safety features, performance enhancements, and style of much larger and more expensive vehicles. The following are some compact cars that are making a splash.
In the modern day, manufacturers are working on providing safer sport utility vehicles, especially in the small version and crossover categories.
It is no exaggeration to say that each year, literally hundreds of models of new cars reach the market and become yet another possible make and model for millions of car buying consumers. There are now so many different alternatives on the new car market that it is possible for millions of people looking to overlook and miss the good cars amid the noise and confusion.
As we age, decreased mobility, vision problems, slower physical reaction times, and in some cases, slower mental reaction times, make driving less safe. The smart safety features now available on many cars help compensate for these issues.
Some cars lose value much more quickly – to the point that it’s a factor you have to consider before making a purchase. So, to make things easier for you, here are 14 cars that simply don’t hold their value. You may wish to avoid them, or if you do make a purchase, be prepared to not get much out of it when you are ready to sell or trade in.