Jane Ulitskaya

The 5 Series sedan and X3 compact SUV secured the agency’s top award thanks to the 5 Series’ upgraded crash-test scores and the X3’s improved headlights.

With no changes other than a $255-$405 price bump for 2023 depending on the variant, shoppers can save by going with a 2022 model while it is still available.

The Nissan Frontier returns for 2023 with just a few key changes, including a pair of new appearance and convenience packages and connectivity upgrades on select trims.

The 2023 Ram 2500 Heavy Duty Rebel borrows off-road goods from its 1500 Rebel sibling while offering higher towing and payload capacity for on- or off-the-clock demands.

Some Toyota and Lexus shoppers will be able to get a long-term trial of the automaker’s Safety Connect services including emergency assistance and roadside assistance.

Volvo has revealed a new interior radar system that monitors the entire vehicle to ensure young kids and pets aren’t left behind.

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.

While higher-priced cars are consistently targeted by thieves, the Hyundai Accent, Kia Rio and Kia Sportage have recently climbed into the top-20 most stolen vehicles for model years 2019-21.

Nissan claims its electrification efforts are the reason for the current Maxima’s demise and hints that the nameplate may return in EV guise in the future.

The 2023 Kia Sorento Hybrid resolves our complaint of the lack of a premium trim option with the addition of the new range-topping SX-P.