Source: Pixabay For customers who are looking for an all-American full-size luxury SUV, it’s hard to go wrong with the Cadillac Escalade. The now well-established Escalade has a reputation for reliability, and many owners claimed that it’s one you can drive till the wheels fall off. According to the folks at RepairPal, the Cadillac Escalade has a reliability rating of 2.5 out of 5, ranking 6th out of 19 for the luxury full-size SUV segment.

2018 BMW X6 by Vauxford — CC-BY-SA-4.0 BMW introduced its new mid-size luxury crossover SUV, the X6, in 2008, crossing the physical capabilities of an SUV with the sleek style of a coupe. Now in its third generation, you can purchase an X6 with more customizability than almost any other BMW model, as well as more interior space. Whichever generation of X6 you choose to purchase, you can expect a great SUV.

2013 Lincoln MKT by Mr.choppers — CC-BY-SA-3.0 The Lincoln MKT was produced by the Ford Motor Company from 2010 to 2019, succeeding the Lincoln MKX. This mid-size 3-row luxury crossover SUV is based on a D4 chassis and built with multiple weight-saving features in its body to ensure smoother handling. The MKT is a great vehicle, and we want you to drive one that functions at its maximum capabilities. Good thing CoPilot is here to show you which Lincoln MKT year models are the best!

Source: Pixabay The Porsche Cayman is a very exciting car. This little beauty was introduced in 2005 as a coupe version of the 987 platform, and it’s actually quite amazing. The Cayman feels like a driver’s car due to a stiffer suspension, and it’s very well-balanced, which makes it more forgiving than something a bit more powerful like the 911. However, would this car be a good investment? Which are the Porsche Cayman years to avoid?

Crafted initially by Ford Brazil in 2003, the Ford EcoSport is a 5-door SUV given a significant update when it entered the North American market in 2018. Improvements included an overhaul of the front end design and the rear bumper and the addition of a touchscreen infotainment system. Unfortunately, Ford has announced that it will discontinue its EcoSport production in 2022. At CoPilot, we’re here to help you navigate the many different used year models of the Ford EcoSport you might find.

2018 Mini Countryman Cooper by Vauxford —CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Countryman is the first subcompact luxury crossover SUV released by BMW under the MINI line, becoming MINI’s second most popular model. This 5-door SUV is now in its second generation as of 2017. Still, models from 2014 to 2016 also received a facelift that included a new hexagonal radiator grille and additional colors. There are many sleek options available in the Countryman line, but you want to make sure your model is reliable as well.

When it comes to compact cars, the Nissan Sentra used to be one of the household names in terms of reliability and value. For the most part, the Sentra delivers on the essential qualities of a small sedan – it has a distinct style, loads of features, a nicely trimmed interior, and value-oriented pricing. If you want a small sedan that will take you from point A to point B with little to no issue, the Sentra deserves a spot on your shortlist.

Photo by Blake Meyer on Unsplash When it comes to Audi, quality and consistency are the watchwords. Audi is one of the rare car manufacturers that seems to offer high-quality releases right out the gate, unlike other manufacturers that take a few years to work out the kinks in a design. The R8 is one of Audi’s most successful vehicles, including a supercar version that’s a fantastic option if you’re looking for a high-performance vehicle.

Source: Pixabay Car color might be the last thing you consider when you’re deciding what vehicle you want to buy, but it’s more important than you might think. Car colors can affect everything from the resale value of your vehicle to the risk of getting into an accident. Whether you’re looking for a long-term vehicle or plan on selling your car in a few years and getting a new one, knowing what colors you should avoid is a good first step.

Does anyone remember the Dodge Dart? Most folks won’t remember this little Dodge due to its brief stint in the mid-2010s. Some car models debut with relative buzz and fanfare, only to lose steam some years after and meet an untimely end in production – such is the case with the Dodge Dart. The Dart was supposedly Fiat Chrysler’s attempt at a fresh start, with a compact sedan that combined the comfort and technology of Italian cars and an all-American design.