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Statistica projects that revenue for the U.S. luxury car market will hit $6,654 million in 2024. At more than $6 billion, it's crystal clear that American consumers love their luxury cars. But what...

3 Luxury Car Brands That Are Worth the Money

Luxury SUVs naturally come with a higher MSRP than mass-market variants. According to Statista, the average price of a brand-new full-size luxury SUV is $115,387, while mid-sized variants are around $72,393. This is relatively high, as the average new vehicle in the States goes for around $48,000. Time and depreciation,...

10 Used Luxury SUVs That Are Notoriously Reliable Yet Crazy Cheap

A recent Consumer Reports analysis of older used cars that dates as far back as 10 years ago was recently released by CR analysts who say that their current picks are “…the ones we’d recommend to our friends and family members,” ―all under $20,000!. Those...

Best Used Cars and SUVs Under $20,000

The European automotive market continues to follow a rollercoaster monthly trend. After a negative March and a positive April, the sector lost ground again in May. According to JATO Dynamics data for the 28 European markets, registrations came to 1,087,699 units (-2.5%). This fall is partly due to the decline...

The best-selling cars in Europe in May 2024 ranked

Luxury cars aren't only luxurious when it comes to their features, performance, comfort and look. They also carry luxurious price tags that can stretch well into six figures. The high costs don't stop...

20 Luxury Cars to Sell Instead of Taking to a Car Repair Shop

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Once a year, J.D. Power releases one of the most important evaluations of American car brands: the J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study. It has just released the 2024 version. The study looks at problems per 100 vehicles. The current version is the 38th year. J.D. Power polled 99,144 people from July 2023 to May […]
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( ) – With their expansive cargo space and three full rows of seating, large SUVs are the preferred choice for drivers who want a roomy and comfortable vehicle. These SUVs used to be built on truck-based platforms, with a rough ride quality and unwieldy handling that reflected their industrial foundations. But today’s large SUVs are remarkably comfortable and quiet, with relatively confident handling, but fuel efficiency remains a disadvantage compared to smaller SUVs.

Best Large SUVs for 2024

Every continent has one country that represents them in terms of car production. Asia has Japan, which hosts some of the biggest automotive manufacturers, with the likes of Honda, Toyota, Subaru and Lexus. With Europe, it is not as straightforward as it may seem. Italy hosts exotic and outstanding sports brands such as Ferrari and Lamborghini. England has luxurious brands, such as Bentley and Rolls-Royce. While these may be extravagant manufacturers, one country stands out the most for its renowned engineering habits.

10 Most Reliable German Cars From The Last Decade

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GM Design reveals a never-before-seen Cadillac coupe concept that could have rivaled German luxury offerings. The concept influenced the design of current Cadillac models like the CT5, but unfortunately, it was never put into production. The elegant concept features a clean design, muscular lines, and a luxurious interior. Luxury coupes...

Cadillac Almost Had A Camaro-Style BMW M2 Rival: This Is What It Would've Looked Like

This is the season for BMW series launches. Shortly after introducing the sixth-generation 2025 M3 and the 2025 3 Series, BMW Group published the specs and features of the 2025 X3 series midsize sports activity vehicle (SAV). Other automakers would call the X3 series compact SUVs, but we’ll go with SAV.

The second best-selling BMW model in the U.S. is all-new for 2025

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BMW has been busy updating the 2 Series, M3, and other models this year. It's now introducing the 2025 X3 in two trims, featuring new hybrid powertrains, the brand's latest infotainment setup, and a fresh exterior design. The new X3 goes on sale in the United States later this year.

2025 BMW X3: This Is It

The 2024 GMC Acadia ushers in the crossover’s all-new third generation, debuting a complete overhaul and redesigned interior. Now, GM Authority is taking you on a tour of the 2024 GMC Acadia cabin with the following in-depth video. Hosted by GM Authority Executive Editor Alex Luft, the video is...

Take An Interior Tour Of The 2024 GMC Acadia Denali: Video

Crosstrek Hits The Sweet Spot (in more ways than one) The 2021 Subaru Crosstrek should be at the top of your used SUV shopping list. I'm not just us saying this, but an updated Consumer Reports (by subscription) ranking of the best 3-year-old small SUVs. The Crosstrek hits the 'sweet spot' with its reliability, cost-effectiveness, and unique features.

CR’s 8 Most Reliable 3-Year-Old SUVs, And Subaru’s Pseudo-SUV Crosstrek

The 2024 BMW X1 is an impressive compact luxury SUV that combines performance, style and technology in a sleek package that will attract various buyers. With its updated design and feature enhancements, the X1 continues to solidify its position as a top contender in the competitive luxury SUV market. One...

2024 BMW X1 is a standout in the luxury compact SUV segment

Looking to get behind the wheel of a BMW without spending a fortune? You’re in the right place! BMW is renowned for its blend of luxury, performance, and cutting-edge technology, but you don’t need to break the bank to own one. In this list, we’ve gathered the ten...

10 Cheapest BMW Models You Can Buy in 2024

The redesigned 2024 Lincoln Nautilus debuted last year and just recently began shipping to dealers, but has already racked up its fair share of critical acclaim – not to mention a Top Safety Pick+ award from the IIHS. However, competition is stiff in the D-segment luxury crossover segment, which has long been dominated by the BMW X3 and Lexus RX. Now, the all-new 2025 BMW X3 has debuted, giving the 2024 Nautilus a heavily-revamped rival to contend with.

2025 BMW X3 Debuts As All-New Lincoln Nautilus Rival

Following the reveal of the 2025 QX80, Infiniti has announced pricing and availability for its all-new range-topper. The company aims to lure buyers from their beloved Range Rovers and Cadillac Escalades. The long-awaited replacement model is considerably more expensive than the outgoing QX80, with the entry-level Pure trim at $82,450. The 2025 QX80 will reach Infiniti retailers at the end of next month.

Pricing For The 2025 Infiniti QX80 Moves Large SUV Into Escalade Territory

Genesis has updated its midsize sedan with a long-wheelbase model. Luxury touches include power door closers and airline-style rear seats. U.S. versions will be 2026 models, with prices to come. Genesis has revealed an updated version of its Electrified G80 just two years after the battery-powered midsize sedan first went...

2026 Genesis Electrified G80 goes long on luxury and comfort

Sedans are one of the best examples of Darwinism in the automobile business. The companies that still make them — mainly Toyota, Honda, Hyundai — do a fine job with them. This notion came into sharp focus for me during a recent test drive of the 2025 Toyota Camry. Once derided as the color beige manifested onto four wheels, the latest Camry has sleek, edgy styling, a nicely appointed interior and hybrid power. I spent a week with an XSE model, and I have five thoughts.

2025 Toyota Camry XSE: Five thoughts

Besides a new Cherokee and Renegade, Jeep is working on a redesigned Compass. The models will be joined by facelifted versions of the Grand Cherokee and Wagoneer / Grand Wagoneer. Jeep is also embracing electrification and will offer a total of six EVs by the end of 2027. Jeep recently...

Jeep Confirms New Compass, Updated Grand Cherokee And Wagoneer

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Best Luxury Cars for 2024

( ) – To determine the best luxury cars, iSeeCars analyzes data from over 12 million new and used vehicles to evaluate each luxury car’s reliability,...

Best Luxury Cars for 2024

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