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The four best deals featured this month fall into the two most popular vehicle classes in the U.S.: SUVs and pickup trucks.

In addition to a larger interior, expanded safety features and noise-reduction efforts, the 2023 Pilot adds more off-road capability to its adventure-oriented TrailSport model.

Mazda’s smallest SUV, the CX-30, returns for 2023 with a boost in horsepower and fuel efficiency for its base engine and safety enhancements across all models.

While the 2023 Highlander isn’t any quicker than the previous model, it feels sprightly, peppy and responsive; it also doesn’t lose any towing ability, either.

If you think that an EQS SUV might just be a bit too big and an EQB SUV might just be a bit too small, well, the EQE SUV holds a lot of promise as being the Mercedes-EQ SUV that hits just right.

The 2023 EQE looks like it’s going to hit the sweet spot of the luxury electric SUV market, competing with models like the Audi e-Tron, BMW iX, Cadillac Lyriq and Tesla Model Y.

The 2024 Polestar 3’s highlights also include a sleek, aerodynamically optimized exterior, a minimalistic and sustainable interior, and generous tech and safety features.

While the 2024 Trax’s redesign appears to boost the vehicle’s value for budget-conscious shoppers, there is one stipulation: less power.

It’s not all doom and gloom if you’re looking to upgrade your vehicle in the coming weeks. Check out October’s best new-car deals here.

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.