Pricing

Lexus updated the RZ for the 2026 model year, granting its electric SUV more power, longer range and a new F Sport variant.

For 2026, the Forester’s off-road-oriented Wilderness trim migrates to the new platform, and all Foresters benefit from an updated center console that can now fit the 32-ounce water bottles.

Lexus is dumping the base NX 250 for 2026, but it’s looking to expand the compact SUV’s appeal by diversifying the remaining lineup with new combinations of the three powertrains and four trims.

For 2026, the FX Edition migrates from the sedan to the more historically accurate Corolla Hatchback.

Nissan adds more standard features to its entry-level Kicks SUV for the 2026 model year.

Toyota redesigned its bZ electric SUV for 2026 with improved range, more power and a simpler name than the outgoing bZ4X.

When the 2026 Outback goes on sale, it'll start at $36,445 — $5,030 higher than the 2025 model’s price. What do you get for the price jump?

With four available powertrains and prices ranging from just over $50,000 to nearly $75,000, there’s a version of Lexus’s mid-size RX SUV to fit any budget and garage.

Subaru’s redesigned Outback boasts a fresh, attractive interior packed with comfort features and the latest tech, but it comes at a significant uptick in price.

The Lexus TX is little changed for 2026, with a new paint color joining the palette for non-F Sport trims and a panoramic moonroof now standard on the TX 550h+ plug-in hybrid.