While the Cadenza is a credible competitor in the sedan market, its reliability isn't great across every model year. While generally considered a reliable investment, its reputation is built on a selection of high-performing models that avoided the complaints and technical issues of earlier versions. Find out which models are best for you below in this Kia Cadenza model year comparison.

The Kia Rio is one of the most affordable entry points into ownership you can find. While it earned a reputation for being unremarkable in its early years, it eventually evolved into a stylish subcompact; however, that low price tag often came with compromises in long-term durability. If you're researching used Kia Rio trim differences, we're here to help!

Once a budget-friendly replacement for the Spectra, the Kia Forte has evolved into a stylish, tech-forward sedan that borrows styling cues from the high-performance Kia Stinger. However, that journey has been anything but smooth. Buying a used Forte requires a discerning eye and an adherence to specific model years. Here's what you need to know about which Kia Forte model years stand out when buying used.

When it comes to used Kia cars, there are a few to pick from. Often known for their comfort, reliability, and affordability, it all comes down to what you need. We’ll break down these models and what makes them unique from one another to make sure that you get what you need.

For those who want a truck, but don’t want something massive, then a used Chevy Colorado may be the right pick for you. If this sounds like something that suits you, then this article is for you. We’ll be covering why this midsize pickup is punching above its weight, and why it might be a better option, even over its full-size counterparts. This is your guide to buying a used Chevy Colorado.

When needing a used truck that will get work done, the Silverado 1500 is often one that most people will look for. This is because it is reliable, capable, and comes at a good price that won’t break the bank. Given the nature of trucks, they’re always trying to do more than their predecessors, so we’ll cover which one is best for you. Here are a few things to keep in mind before you buy.

The Chevy Trax has been around for almost a decade now, and it has been making waves ever since it was debuted. Being that it is a decent selling model, the used market will have options for just about everyone. If you’re looking for something that is a great option for the family, but don’t want something huge, then this is the model for you. We’ll take a look at the generations to help give you a better understanding.

If you’re looking for something recent, comes with great features, and won’t break the bank, consider a used Chevy Blazer. Being that this model is the new kid on the block, it has tons of modern features, and since the model isn’t too old, you’ll find them with lower miles. We’ll review how this model has evolved so you know what to look out for.

Chevy trucks are known across the country for their reliability, strong towing capabilities, and generous aftermarket support that have made them some of the most desired pickups both new and used. In this used Chevy Truck buying guide: we’ll be looking at the Silverado and Colorado as we give you the full breakdown of what each Chevy truck has to offer.

The Chevy SUV lineup spans the range from midsize to full-size, giving buyers the ability to choose their own personalized Chevy experience with the wide trim lineup representing a huge number of possibilities for prospective SUVs. In today’s buying guide, we’ll be going over used Chevy SUVs to give you a scope of what to expect out of models across the lineup, including the budget friendly Equinox and the large and in charge Tahoe and Suburban.