Photo by Aaron Doucett on Unsplash Subaru fans love the Forester, and the Forester has remained one of the more popular SUV options on the market. But that’s not just because of what’s under the hood of the vehicle, or even its interior comforts. Like all vehicles, Subaru Forester dimensions have a huge impact on the performance and popularity of this SUV. The size, shape, and design of the Subaru Forester’s exterior and interior can tell you a lot about who this vehicle was designed for, how well it will work in different conditions, and even how comfortable it is.

Dodge Durango by RL GNZLZ — CC-BY-SA-4.0 In a class as crowded as the midsize SUV segment, it can be very difficult to stand out; to separate itself from competitors like the Ford Explorer, Honda Pilot, Chevy Traverse, and Toyota Highlander with its aggressive performance and styling. While still a great family vehicle with third-row seating for up to 7, the Durango is made for driving enthusiasts. Not only does the Durango share a design language with the Charger more than any other vehicle in Dodge’s lineup, but it is also essentially a bigger, taller Charger with nearly identical front grilles, hood scoops, headlights, taillights, and most importantly, engines.

Honda CRV by NavinS — CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Honda CRV is a vehicle that people invest in for many reasons. Whether you are a mom taking a load of kids to soccer practice or a young couple avid about hiking, this car is a popular choice. If this is your car, you might wonder what the Honda CRV towing capacity is. How much can this vehicle pull behind itself without breaking down?

Source: Pixabay If you’re interested in a new vehicle for your life, there’s one feature you might want to consider - massage seats. Imagine driving down the road with a comfortable back rub. What are the cool cars with massage seats? Read on to learn more about ten cool cars with massage seats. Each of these has unique benefits for the driver, but one of the best is the comfortable massage hidden in the chair.

Nissan Rogue by Wagon Master Johnson — CC BY-SA 4.0 We live in a world where convenience is everything. And rightly so – even after the year 2020, when the pace of life seemed to brake suddenly and leave skid marks on the pavement, we’re busier than ever, and it often feels like there’s not enough time in the day to get things done. There’s no time to sleep, no time to eat, and certainly no time to let your car warm up on a chilly winter morning.

Source: Pixabay Jeeps are known for being top-of-the-line SUVs and are often the first things that come to people’s minds when they think of an SUV. This is for a good reason! Jeeps are some of the most reliable SUVs on the market and see an increasingly robust suite of features being implemented with each passing year. One particular area that Jeeps excel in is the ability to pull large amounts of weight using a trailer, and the Grand Cherokee is no exception.

Source: Pixabay If you find yourself looking for a vehicle that can comfortably transport you and your family while also allowing you to pull a relatively heavy amount of weight, an SUV like the Ford Explorer is a great choice. These vehicles can make cross-country travel a breeze with their ability to tow a sizable amount of equipment. However, before you go out and buy a Ford Explorer for your next trip, it’s important to know the specs of its capabilities to make sure they align with what you want to do.

Image by u_0d207sgv from Pixabay Most car critics agree that the Jeep Grand Cherokee is a comfortable SUV that comes with serious power and upscale features. Its rugged styling and versatility make it one of the most sought-after midsize SUVs in the premium market. It also doubles as a daily commuter and a formidable off-road machine. What’s becoming more important to consumers is the amount of ground clearance that’s in the Jeep Grand Cherokee.

2016 Toyota Tacoma by Kevauto — CC BY-SA 4.0 The future is here! Unfortunately, we’re not talking about flying cars, neon cities, or personal rocket ships - although all of those things are on the horizon. But today’s cars and trucks come equipped with a bevy of special features that make jetpacks and teleportation feel much closer. We’ve come a long way from hand-crank window rollers and turn-key ignition. You don’t even need to be in your car in many modern vehicles to turn it on.

Photo by James Dibo on Unsplash With the ability to start your car without being inside the vehicle, a remote starter is one of the recent times’ most convenient car features. On a cold morning, there’s no need to sit inside your vehicle in discomfort as you prepare your car for driving. On a hot day, you don’t have to burn your hands on a scorching hat steering wheel.