Car buying

The 2025 Toyota Corolla includes a new FX Special Edition and larger touchscreen, with base prices increasing only $125 from the 2024 model’s.

Fortunately for shoppers looking at new electric vehicles right now, this is a great season for sales, lease deals and other incentives that make them an even more enticing buy.

Buying a used car is a great way to save money, but it pays to know and understand all the pros (and some of the cons) of the process.

Dodge begins its electric-vehicle era with the opening of orders for the 2024 Charger Daytona coupe, which is available in the R/T and Scat Pack trim levels.

While there are no new features on the compact luxury SUV for 2025, the two top trim levels — Sensory and Autograph — get the ax this year, and all-wheel drive is now standard.

A drop in the federal interest rate indirectly affects what consumers pay, so here’s what you should expect if rates go down as predicted.

For the 2025 model year, the Sienna gets improved interior materials, a newly standard radar-based rear-seat alert, and an available integrated vacuum and refrigerator.

Based on the Highlander Hybrid Limited with all-wheel drive (as every Highlander Hybrid trim will be for 2025), the 25th Edition gets trim-specific exterior touches and exclusive badging.

A starting price usually references a car’s base model, excluding available features, options and fees, making it a poor benchmark in some cases.

For 2025, the Accord SE replaces the EX, bringing sportier styling to non-hybrid buyers, and rear air-conditioning vents are now standard across the line.