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Volkswagen is using the 2023 model year to add one new piece of equipment and a slightly higher base price to its Atlas Cross Sport SUV.

For 2023, the QX55 adds more amenities, driver-assistance technology and access to the Infiniti Premium Care service.

Now standard across the 2023 Taos lineup are forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian monitoring, blind spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.

The BRZ returns mostly unchanged for 2023 but with its starting price creeping upward to $29,615 (all pricing includes destination).

Toyota is going after a new, younger buyer with its quicker, more stylish, sexier 2023 Prius, but some curiously missing features, a cramped interior and cheap materials might make that challenging.

The 2023 Camaro lineup gets two new paint colors: Radiant Red Metallic and Sharkskin Metallic.

Cadillac is leaving the CT4’s core formula largely unchanged for the 2023 model year, with the only changes being new exterior colors and a starting price of $35,790.

The MDX carries over into the new model year mostly unchanged but adds all-new maintenance and warranty services to help enhance the ownership experience for buyers.

The 2023 GX 460 Black Line Special Edition now comes with a 360-degree camera system that provides drivers with better visibility when maneuvering the big SUV in tight areas.

The Tiguan received an extensive refresh for the 2022 model year, so the German automaker is giving the compact SUV light updates for 2023.