Crossover

Nissan is cutting prices for the 2025 Rogue and Pathfinder, unwinding much of the SUVs’ annual markups.

Nissan and its Infiniti luxury brand has announced plans to introduce more than 10 new and refreshed models to the U.S. through 2027.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is tightening its crash-test requirements for its coveted Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick+ awards, resulting in fewer winners for 2025.

Though it might be a bit long in the tooth, the 2025 Subaru Outback Touring XT is just about the best do-it-all road-trip car you can find on dealer lots.

While the headline trumpets the V-8-powered Durango R/T as starting below $50,000 and the Hornet below $30,000, that ignores the unavoidable destination charge.

Mitsubishi has released pricing for the 2025 Outlander’s full lineup; all-wheel drive adds $1,800 to all trims except the range-topping Platinum trim, where it is standard.

A refreshed face, more standard equipment, a retuned suspension and a trick sound system means the updated Outlander isn’t resting on its laurels as the brand’s bestseller.

The latest bit of info trickling out of Mitsubishi is the 2025 Outlander’s base price, which is $31,140 (including the $1,495 destination charge).

We were curious to see how the 2025 Subaru Forester Hybrid and Honda CR-V hybrid compare, so we checked out both at the Chicago Auto Show to find the areas where each excels.

Cars.com took the opportunity during the 2025 Chicago Auto Show’s media days to get a closer look at a few new models and answer some questions you have about those cars, too.