The Torrent is an Equinox in Pontiac clothes. Here is what changed for 2007 and the GXP, the trouble spots to test, the 2007 recalls and why empty recall results for other years need a VIN check.
The 2009-2011 Mariner got a bigger four, a stronger V6 and a six-speed. Here is what changed by year, the known trouble spots, the recalls to run by VIN and how it compares to an Escape.
INFINITI CPO means under 5 years and 60,000 miles, a 167-point check and up to 6 years of coverage from the in-service date. Here is what to confirm before you sign.
Nebraska's lemon law covers cars bought new, and there is no three-day cancel right. Here is who qualifies, how a claim works and what protects a used buyer instead.
West Virginia's lemon law is for new cars, but its as-is rule protects used buyers: limits on as-is sales, a three-business-day cancel right and a required history report.
Simmons Bank's auto loan page posts no rates or vehicle limits and never mentions CARFAX. Here is what it does say, the questions to ask, and how to check the car.
The non-turbo 2010-2012 CX-7 is the low-drama pick. Here is what Mazda admitted about the turbo engine, which recalls to clear by VIN, and how it stacks up.
The Grand Vitara has real low-range 4WD, but Suzuki left the US car market in 2012. Here is which engine to pick, what breaks, and the recalls to check by VIN.
The MKS is a lot of sedan for the money if the cooling system checks out. Here is how the 3.7 and EcoBoost differ, what to inspect, and the recalls by year.
The 2011-2016 tC has the 2.5-liter and standard stability control. Here is what the first-gen car's oil burning program covered, which recalls to check, and how it compares to an xB.
