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The four best deals featured this month fall into the two most popular vehicle classes in the U.S.: SUVs and pickup trucks.
Mazda’s smallest SUV, the CX-30, returns for 2023 with a boost in horsepower and fuel efficiency for its base engine and safety enhancements across all models.
Nissan has announced an expansion to its CPO program which includes higher-mileage vehicles up to 10 years old, as well as non-Nissan vehicles.
Generally modest price increases favor buying a 2023 Wrangler — which should be worth more than an otherwise-identical 2022 at trade-in time — unless the dealer is giving a big discount on the older model.
While 2023 Altima’s starting price is on par with competitors, shoppers should note the base S trim model lacks some standard features offered by its rivals.
Ahead of its arrival this fall, Mercedes has announced pricing for the EQS SUV and revealed that a lower-priced, all-wheel-drive option will be available.
The Kicks’ starting price ranks high on the affordability list, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious shoppers.
The 2023 Ford Mustang Mach-E will arrive with new options, a longer-range Premium model and steeper price tags across the board.
A new set of rules proposed by the California Air Resources Board aims to limit the state’s new-car sales to all-electric or plug-in hybrid models by 2035.
Vehicle technologies can play a significant part in a shopper’s decision, but according to J.D. Power’s 2022 U.S. Tech Experience Index Study, they can also lead to buyer’s remorse.