Even as automobile companies manufacture highly advanced vehicles, some classic models will always be cherished by car connoisseurs. The Buick Regal models — the last of their kind — continue being driven across the country despite the carmaker discontinuing their production. Some desirable features of the brand’s models, together with its immense popularity for nearly five decades, have culminated in its appeal.

Ford is among the most popular vehicle manufacturers worldwide. Since its establishment, the automobile giant has manufactured SUVs, hatchbacks, sedans, pickup trucks, and full-sized vans. One of their most popular vehicles is the Ford Transit, which was first released in 1965. The van has seen multiple makeovers and upgrades over the years to make it more functional.

Subaru was well known for its AWD compact cars and crossovers in early 2000s. Soon after, they launched a four-door pickup truck – Subaru Baja – that was ahead of its time. The vehicle included – all-weather capability, a car-based seating arrangement, inherent ride and handling control, and a compact bed to haul heavy loads, among other features.

Jaguar has finally unveiled their much-anticipated I-PACE, and it is clear they have hit a home run. Touted as a game changer, the I-PACE is poised to take on the likes of other futuristic cars in the luxury electric car market. This automobile will turn heads thanks to its futuristic design and impressive performance specs.

Toyota is known for manufacturing vehicles that promise elegance and comfort without going overboard with the price. Toyota Prius C is a hybrid 5-seater hatchback that is affordable, offers smooth acceleration, and has a roomy interior. It works best when navigating city streets and battling for tight parking spaces and stoplight positions.

The Kia Soul EV might be ideal for those who want to trade their petrol and diesel-powered vehicles for an electric beast. It comes with a bevy of upgrades and is a practical, energy-efficient car that helps contribute to a greener environment. With Soul EV, the South Korean carmaker has carried on its two-color theme, and the starting price is estimated at $38,000.