The American driving public continues to face steadily climbing fuel costs, with national averages showing consistent increases across all fuel grades. This upward trend reflects complex market dynamics involving refinery operations, seasonal fuel requirements, and global crude oil fluctuations. MotorVero's latest analysis reveals what's driving these changes and how they vary across different regions.

Chevrolet's significant redesign of the Cruze compact sedan for the 2016 model year marked a turning point for the nameplate. When MotorVero evaluated the 2017 model in our rigorous Compact Sedan Challenge, we discovered a vehicle that balanced modern features with some dynamic compromises.

Despite growing environmental awareness and technological advancements, eco-friendly vehicles continue to face significant challenges in the U.S. automotive market. Analysis of industry data by MotorVero reveals a surprising trend: hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) sales have actually declined as a percentage of total auto sales in recent years.

When adventure calls, you need a vehicle that can handle both urban commutes and weekend getaways with a trailer in tow. While full-size trucks often dominate towing conversations, today's compact SUVs offer surprising hauling capabilities without sacrificing daily drivability. This guide explores the top compact SUVs that combine impressive towing capacity with the maneuverability and fuel efficiency needed for everyday use.

The 2018 Subaru Forester received meaningful safety and styling enhancements while maintaining its reputation for practicality and all-weather capability. This in-depth review covers everything from the newly standard EyeSight system to the aggressive Black Edition package, helping you determine if this model year represents the best value in the used SUV market.

The Honda Accord Coupe, discontinued after 2017, was the last front-wheel-drive mid-size coupe offering a 278-hp V6 with manual transmission - a combination made extinct by shifting market preferences toward SUVs and four-door sedans.

The 2018 Honda Pilot maintains its position as one of the most reliable three-row SUVs on the market, despite receiving only minor updates from the previous model year. This in-depth analysis explores the Pilot's pricing structure, available features, and how it stacks up against key competitors in its class.

Recent independent testing conducted for Consumer Reports evaluated 34 rear-facing infant car seats in rigorous crash simulations

The Subaru Ascent starts at $32,970 and comes standard with all-wheel drive, EyeSight safety technology, and seating for up to 8 passengers. It outperforms competitors with its standard AWD system, turbocharged 2.4L engine (260 hp), and 5,000 lb towing capacity.