Hyundai has officially revealed the pricing for its 2025 Santa Cruz, which will start at $28,500, not including a $1,395 destination charge. This marks a $1,600 increase over the 2024 model, which is still available for $26,900 plus the same destination fee.
Today, I’m excited to share a detailed update on our 2025 Subaru Forester after driving it for 1,000 miles. This premium model, finished in Crystal White Pearl, has been with us for almost two months, and we’ve put it through various scenarios—from long cross-state journeys to off-roading adventures.
Dodge has unveiled two special editions of the 2025 Durango, celebrating both its performance heritage and two decades of HEMI V8 power. These models are the 2025 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat Silver Bullet and the Durango R/T 20th Anniversary Edition.
BMW is generating buzz in the motorsport community with its recent teaser of an M2-based entry-level race car, set to hit the tracks in 2026. This will mark the first time the M2 serves as the foundation for an official BMW race car, a significant milestone for the automaker.
Cadillac has unveiled its latest luxury SUV, the 2025 Escalade, with a notable price increase across the lineup. The base model now starts at $89,590, marking a $5,700 jump from last year.
The 2025 Ram 2500 will adopt design solutions from the popular Ram 1500, featuring a bolder grille and more aerodynamic body for a striking and functional appearance.
2027 Toyota Celica is coming with 400-plus hp making it one of the affordable sports cars. Leaks reveal it will undercuts rivals like the Supra and Corvette in base pricing.