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The Hyundai Sonata sees the entry-level SE trim reintroduced for 2025, bringing the mid-size sedan’s base price down to $27,800 (all prices include $1,150 destination).

With a base price of $89,590, the 2025 Escalade starts at $5,700 more than the 2024 model did.

For those wishing to have a more traditional American luxury full-size SUV experience without the increasingly screen-based push coming for the next Escalade, the Yukon makes an excellent case for itself.

For the 2025 model year, the Toyota Tundra gains yet another off-road package, massaging seats and some cool tech to help owners work their trucks harder, smarter.

While the mechanical differences between the Hakone and a bog-standard GR86 are subtle, we had a handful of neat little features to poke ‘n’ prod in person.

Best of all for three-pedal enthusiasts, the only way you can spec the refreshed 2025 Civic Si is with a manual transmission.

Honda is giving its segment-leading minivan a mid-cycle face-lift consisting of a new grille, fresh front and rear styling, and updated tech inside.

Porsche is adding an entry-level rear-wheel-drive Macan and splitting the difference between the 4 and Turbo with a new 4S for the 2025 model year.

After a redesign for 2023 and minor updates for 2024, Kia’s Sportage compact SUV enters the 2025 model year with few changes.

Toyota reportedly is set to discontinue the GR Supra, but before it does, the 2025 model has dropped the base four-cylinder engine.