BMW

Hybrids are some of the hottest selling cars at the moment, and fortunately, a boom in hybrid sales means that more of them are trickling down into the used market.

The new model year brings minor changes like heated front seats as standard equipment and a heated steering wheel as a stand-alone option, as well as additional powertrains.

BMW’s X1 subcompact SUV now comes standard with heated front seats and Personal eSIM 5G, and a heated steering wheel is available as a stand-alone option.

For the first time ever, Subaru gets the crown of most dependable brand for Consumer Reports’ annual Auto Reliability Survey.

After a significant refresh for the 2024 model year, the BMW X5 enters 2025 with minimal changes save for the limited Silver Anniversary Edition that’s more off-road-oriented than a typical X5.

While its more formal, upright X3 sibling is all-new for the 2025 model year, the fastback BMW X4 soldiers on basically unchanged for another year.

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Coming off a refresh for the 2024 model year that saw the pair gain new mild-hybrid powertrains and overhauled interiors, BMW’s X5 and X6 are otherwise little changed for 2025.

The second-generation 2025 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe has more power and additional driver-assistance tech available.