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Hyundai is expanding the Tucson Hybrid lineup with two new front-wheel-drive trim levels that drop the price of entry below $33,000.
The BMW M2 is available with all-wheel drive for the first time, cutting the 0-60 mph time and adding year-round driving capability.
Toyota is updating the GR86 for 2027 with some drivetrain refinements and new interior options, but it otherwise remains the same affordable, basic sports car as it's always been.
The Lucid Gravity is available with a third-row seat that expands its seating capacity from five people to seven, but the option tacks on almost $3,000. Is it worth the extra cost?
Ford is offering a dealer-installed supercharger kit with full warranty for 5.0-liter V-8-powered F-150 pickup trucks.
On June 24, Slate will announce full pricing for its affordable all-electric pickup truck and begin taking preorders.
Through July 6, buyers can get up to $3,000 off a 2025 or 2026 Ford Maverick, and low-interest financing and regional lease deals are also available through the end of June.
If the Trailseeker is going to be even a partial replacement for the Outback, it has to be able to hold a lot of stuff. How well does it do?
The first deliveries for the Rivian R2 begin on June 9, order invitations start going out to reservation holders, and test drives will be available at Rivian Service + Demo Centers.
With average prices of over $50,000, these 10 brands have the highest average MSRPs on the market.