Pricing

Currently only available in Long-Range All-Wheel Drive form, the Tesla Model Y version now on sale is basically the Launch Series for $11,000 less.

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

After boosting standard luxury content and adding a Nightshade trim level to the Crown family for 2025, Toyota is making no changes to its tall five-seat hatchback for 2026.

For the 2025 model year, the Mercedes-Benz GLB is largely unchanged, and it starts at $46,950 including destination).

While the truck’s base price initially appears to have increased $2,100 over 2024, it’s only $815 more expensive than the previous Colorado with the then-optional high-output engine.

With a starting price of $52,890 (including destination), the 2025 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle will go on sale this spring — but only for buyers in California.

After a tumultuous 2024 that saw prices fluctuate wildly before trucks arrived at dealerships, prices for Ford’s F-150 Lightning have stabilized for 2025.

We dug into Cars.com data to see how trends are shaping up and if used EV shoppers should take advantage of them.

GMC’s electrification efforts come into full swing with the 2026 Sierra EV as the family fills out with the entry-level Elevation trim and off-road AT4 variants, plus additional battery pack options.

Audi’s littlest performance model receives updates for 2025 that are in line with those for its A3 and S3 siblings, and the brand now has released pricing for it, as well.