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For buyers still interested in the low-slung shape of a traditional sedan, the 2024 Malibu offers a reasonably sized interior at a fair price.
The 2024 Bronco Sport Free Wheeling includes five-color seat inserts, multicolor stitching, and bright-red accents on the dash and doors.
For 2024, the Maverick comes standard with the 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine, while the hybrid powertrain is available on all trims for an additional $1,500 (except on the Lariat where it is a no-cost option).
The Enclave rolls into 2024 unchanged, with the base Essence and mid-level Premium trims seeing a slight price drop and the range-topping Avenir creeping up by $30.
The 40th Anniversary Edition will be available in three colors: gray, white and blue. All wear black 18-inch wheels, mirrors and door handles, as well as a black lip spoiler and grille.
Pricing creeps up between $1,500 and $2,800, depending on trim level, but in exchange for more money, buyers get more Kona.
Unchanged for 2024, the Toyota Camry now starts at $27,515 (all prices include $1,095 for delivery).
Additionally, an off-road-inspired 2024 Eclipse Cross Special Edition variant will be revealed later in the year.
The 2024 Jaguar E-Pace gets a couple new standard features and is available in one trim.
The biggest changes to the 2024 CX-50 are wireless phone charging for the 2.5 S Premium, plus new dampers and recalibrated power steering.