Pricing

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.

The current-generation Mazda3 sedan and hatchback are getting a little long in the tooth, but with such a strong resume, not much is changing for the 2026 model year.

After adding standard safety tech for 2025, the Frontier mid-size pickup gets more luxury content to each of its trim levels for 2026.

No longer an awkward dumpling of a hatchback, the 2026 Nissan Leaf is now a sleek electric crossover with more standard power, greater range and faster charging than its predecessor.

Acura updated its compact Integra sedan for 2026 with a new body kit for the A-Spec trim, three new paint colors and a larger infotainment touchscreen.

The GMC Acadia rolls into 2026 with a new range-topping Denali Ultimate trim level but is otherwise little changed.

There’s a new NISMO trim level and the Pro-4X can now be had with second-row captain’s chairs, but the rest of the 2026 Armada lineup is mostly unchanged from 2025.

Cadillac’s mid-size Lyriq SUV rolls into the 2026 model year with a few notable additions — chief among them the 615-horsepower Lyriq-V.