The 2018 Hyundai Accent arrived at a challenging time for subcompact cars, facing declining sales as buyers shifted toward crossovers. This fifth-generation model brought significant updates to Hyundai's entry-level sedan, but did it do enough to stand out in a shrinking segment? MotorVero's comprehensive review examines what changed—and what didn't—in this crucial redesign.

After a prolonged absence following the discontinued Tribeca, Subaru is making a strategic comeback to the competitive three-row SUV market with the all-new 2019 Ascent. This debut represents more than just a new model - it's Subaru's calculated move to capture a share of America's fastest-growing vehicle segment.

Mitsubishi's 2018 Eclipse Cross merges SUV practicality with sports car styling in a controversial package. Debuting at the Los Angeles Auto Show, this compact crossover features turbocharged power, advanced tech, and design elements that divide opinion among auto enthusiasts.

When Ford redesigned the F-150's 5.0-liter Coyote V-8 engine for 2018, enthusiasts appreciated the 10 horsepower gain (now 395HP) and 13 lb-ft torque increase (now 400 lb-ft). However, for truck owners demanding serious performance, Ford Performance partnered with Roush to develop a factory-approved supercharger kit that transforms the F-150 into a class-leading performance truck.

The 2017 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas served as the perfect stage for Chevrolet to unveil some of the most exciting Camaro variants ever conceived. From eye-catching Hot Wheels collaborations to purpose-built drag and track monsters, the Camaro lineup demonstrated its remarkable versatility across the performance spectrum.

When MotorVero purchased our long-term 2018 Volkswagen Atlas SEL — fresh off its Best of 2018 award — we expected premium family SUV performance. What we didn't anticipate was an immediate battle with a faulty panoramic moonroof system that would test Volkswagen's warranty service and dealership repair capabilities.

According to extensive analysis of over 6 million used car sales, owners typically keep vehicles for an average of 7.4 years. However, the top 10 longest-kept models exceed this by 1-2 years, with the Ford Expedition and Chevrolet Corvette leading at 9 years of average ownership.

Building on 15 years of Texas-exclusive success, Ram Trucks has expanded its popular Lone Star Silver Edition to heavy-duty models. Initially launched as a half-ton 1500 exclusive, this premium trim level now brings its distinctive Southwestern flair to 2024 Ram 2500 and 3500 pickups, combining work-ready capability with upscale styling.

Ford has redefined premium truck performance with its 2019 F-150 Limited model, combining unprecedented power with opulent luxury features. This flagship trim now comes standard with the same high-output engine previously exclusive to the rugged Raptor variant, creating what may be the most capable luxury pickup ever offered.