On April 3, the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs on virtually all imported goods entering the U.S., including a 25% tariff on all foreign-made automobiles, went into effect. While many questions remain on the specifics of the tariffs and their ultimate impact, these new tariffs are almost certain to raise the prices of nearly all new vehicles very soon. Prices for used vehicles will likely rise in turn, too, due to low existing inventory and the higher demand from shoppers looking to avoid higher new-car prices. If you are currently leasing a vehicle, the tariffs could change what your best course of action is when your vehicle’s lease expires. So, what should you do?

Take a look at how the Latch system and each car seat scored below in our Car Seat Check of the 2025 Mazda CX-5.

The electric version of BMW’s flagship 7 Series sedan, the i7, was introduced for the 2023 model year in a single configuration, the 536-horsepower, all-wheel-drive i7 xDrive60. For 2024, BMW bookended that variant with a rear-drive entry-level trim and the range-topping M70 xDrive.

Small interior touches, a fresh face, a new Lobo performance trim level and the addition of available all-wheel drive for the existing hybrid drivetrain make the updated 2025 Ford Maverick one of the most compelling affordable vehicles on the market.

After debuting the face-lifted Model Y with the Launch Series earlier this year, Tesla has now released the regular-production vehicle. Currently only available in Long-Range All-Wheel Drive form, the Model Y version now on sale is basically the Launch Series for $11,000 less; pricing starts at $50,380 (price includes $1,390 destination charge).

Many Americans want to buy cars and trucks that are built in the U.S., but as we’ve said for years in our American-Made Index, you can’t simply rely on where an automaker is headquartered. As the discussion around tariffs swirls, here’s a better — but not perfect — picture of just how “American” 10 of the bestselling vehicles of 2024 really are.

Full-size SUVs face an inherent efficiency paradox - their massive dimensions and weight (often exceeding 5,500 pounds) typically result in higher fuel consumption, yet their generous proportions allow for larger fuel tanks that can significantly extend driving range. Unlike pickup trucks where extended-range fuel tanks are frequently optional, most SUV manufacturers build a single tank size into their designs.

Featured Snippet: The Volvo XC60 offers the longest driving range among compact SUVs at 481 miles, followed by the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid (474 miles) and Chevrolet Equinox/GMC Terrain (470 miles). Hybrid models typically provide 10-20% better range than their gasoline counterparts.

Choosing the right family SUV requires careful consideration of child safety seat compatibility. Our in-depth review examines the Acura MDX's car seat accommodations, LATCH system functionality, and practical considerations for parents.