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Long known as a budget supercar by fan and foe alike, the Chevrolet Corvette maintains its standing for 2027 with a $73,495 base price and a 200 mph top speed.
The base rear-drive Tesla Cybertruck is gone, but the new all-wheel-drive entry-level model starts at the same $71,985 (including destination). See what else has changed with Tesla's pickup for 2026.
If you want room for a lot of people and want to look like you spent a lot (but only want to spend not as much), the base 2026 Chevrolet Suburban LS is worth considering.
Buyers of the 2027 Dodge Durango get to pick from more options and packages, but two significant choices are off the menu: the V-6 engine and rear-wheel drive.
With a choice of two doors or four, two gas engines or electric power, there were already many ways to get a Dodge Charger, but for 2027, it adds more personalization options.
An all-new electric vehicle, the 2027 Volvo EX60 is a mid-size SUV available with rear- or all-wheel drive and up to 670 horsepower that starts at $59,795 (including destination).
Kia’s compact hatchback electric vehicle carries over for 2026 with minimal changes, such as a standard dual-voltage charging cable and changes in exterior paint color options.
The 2027 Toyota Land Cruiser is a luxury off-road SUV with seats for five and a standard turbocharged hybrid engine.
Tesla is charging buyers a premium for being among the last to purchase its once-groundbreaking Model S and Model X EVs.
With larger dimensions and bolder styling, along with a Seltos-first hybrid powertrain, the new 2027 Kia Seltos is positioned to continue its reign.