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The Lexus ES is moving away from its mainstream roots as a luxury spinoff of the Toyota Camry for 2026 with electric or hybrid powertrain options that start at $48,795.
Need to tow tons but don’t want a pickup truck? There are plenty of SUVs that can tow as much as a truck and haul up to eight family members and their toys in comfort.
Subaru’s delayed release of its all-new hands-free highway-driving tech on the 2026 Outback is available for free as an update.
Hyundai has discontinued the regular-line Ioniq 6 electric sedan in the U.S. for 2026 and will only offer the high-performance Ioniq 6 N version.
Ford's bestselling SUV gets even more appealing with a generous rebate. From now through the end of March, buyers can get $3,500 off the 2026 Ford Explorer.
The 2026 Toyota RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid starts at $42,950 (including destination), with 52 miles of all-electric range.
A new SV Black trim level adds dark trim elements inside and out for 2026, but there are otherwise no major changes to the Land Rover Range Rover for the new model year.
Mitsubishi may have discontinued its Mirage and Mirage G4 cars in 2025, but dealers still have a few new ones in their inventories.
Qualifying shoppers can receive 0% financing for up to 60 months on the three-row 2026 Volkswagen Atlas SUV. Dealers are also offering up to $6,000 bonus cash on 2025 models, although the exact amount depends on trim level.
The 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee’s new 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine may not appear to be a dramatic improvement at first glance. Appreciating it requires digging a little deeper into the specs.