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Cars — Rankings & Reviews

50 current-model cars ranked with honest pros, cons, MPG, and pricing. Updated for 2025.

🏆 Top 10 Overall

#14.8

Porsche 911 Carrera

sports · $115k

#24.7

Mazda MX-5 Miata

sports · $29k

#34.7

Volkswagen Golf GTI

sports · $32k

#44.7

Chevrolet Corvette

sports · $68k

#54.7

Kia Telluride

suv · $38k

#64.6

Honda Accord

sedan · $28k

#74.6

Tesla Model 3

ev · $38k

#84.6

Honda Civic

sedan · $24k

#94.6

Toyota Prius

hybrid · $29k

#104.6

Hyundai Ioniq 5

ev · $43k

🚗Sedan(4)

Toyota Camry

4.5

2025 · $27k · 32 combined

Reliable, comfortable, and now more stylish. The default family sedan for good reason.

Pros
  • + Proven reliability
  • + Great resale
  • + Comfortable
Cons
  • Bland driving dynamics
  • Base trim is basic

Honda Accord

4.6

2025 · $28k · 33 combined

Sharper, quieter, and with a sophisticated hybrid option. Best-in-class interior.

Pros
  • + Refined interior
  • + Hybrid efficient
  • + Smooth ride
Cons
  • Rear seat a bit tight
  • Infotainment learning curve

Honda Civic

4.6

2025 · $24k · 34 combined

Sophisticated compact. Si and Type R variants for enthusiasts.

Pros
  • + Polished dynamics
  • + Great build
  • + Huge resale
Cons
  • Visibility mediocre
  • Base engine adequate

Acura Integra

4.4

2025 · $32k · 33 combined

Honda Civic in a tux. Type S is spicy.

Pros
  • + Refined driving
  • + Manual available
  • + Fun
Cons
  • Back seat cramped
  • Price overlaps Civic

🚙SUV(8)

Toyota RAV4

4.5

2025 · $29k · 30 combined

The default compact SUV. Reliable, roomy, and available as plug-in hybrid.

Pros
  • + Hybrid option
  • + Reliable
  • + Huge resale
Cons
  • Loud on highway
  • Plain styling

Subaru Outback

4.4

2025 · $30k · 28 combined

The rugged wagon-SUV hybrid. AWD standard, roof rails ready.

Pros
  • + AWD standard
  • + Cargo space
  • + Outdoorsy
Cons
  • CVT feel
  • Slow acceleration

Jeep Wrangler

4.3

2025 · $34k · 19 combined

Off-road icon. The vehicle for people who actually go off-road.

Pros
  • + Incredible off-road
  • + Roof comes off
  • + Unique character
Cons
  • Poor on-road ride
  • Thirsty

Honda CR-V

4.5

2025 · $30k · 30 combined

The thinking person's compact SUV. Hybrid is a gem.

Pros
  • + Cargo space
  • + Hybrid option
  • + Easy to own
Cons
  • Not exciting
  • Priced creeping up

Mazda CX-50

4.4

2025 · $30k · 26 combined

Outdoorsy CX-5. Premium interior for the price.

Pros
  • + Sharp handling
  • + Premium feel
  • + Unique styling
Cons
  • Rear seat snug
  • Infotainment small

Subaru Forester

4.3

2025 · $28k · 29 combined

Boxy, practical, AWD standard. The Swiss Army knife SUV.

Pros
  • + Visibility
  • + Safety scores
  • + AWD
Cons
  • Bland styling
  • CVT feel

Hyundai Santa Fe

4.5

2025 · $34k · 26 combined

Boxy new redesign. Hybrid and non-hybrid both compelling.

Pros
  • + Strong design
  • + Roomy
  • + Warranty
Cons
  • Third row cramped
  • Infotainment dense

Kia Telluride

4.7

2025 · $38k · 23 combined

Best 3-row family SUV for the money. Huge warranty.

Pros
  • + Spacious
  • + Comfortable
  • + Good value
Cons
  • Fuel economy average
  • Not AWD standard

🛻Truck(3)

Ford F-150

4.5

2025 · $38k · 22 combined

America's best-selling vehicle. Hybrid PowerBoost is a revelation.

Pros
  • + Strong engines
  • + Hybrid available
  • + Useful tech
Cons
  • Gas guzzler in gasoline trims
  • Big for urban life

Toyota Tacoma

4.4

2025 · $32k · 22 combined

Mid-size truck legend. New hybrid and refreshed platform make it competitive.

Pros
  • + Off-road capable
  • + Strong resale
  • + Hybrid option
Cons
  • Firm ride
  • Fuel economy mid-pack

Nissan Frontier

4.2

2025 · $31k · 21 combined

Honest mid-size truck. Off-road Pro-4X trim is capable.

Pros
  • + V6 standard
  • + Simple
  • + Fair pricing
Cons
  • Interior mediocre
  • Fuel economy average

🏎️Sports(8)

Porsche 911 Carrera

4.8

2025 · $115k · 21 combined

The definitive sports car. 60+ years of refinement with no substitutes.

Pros
  • + Legendary handling
  • + Everyday livable
  • + Holds value
Cons
  • Options pricey
  • Tight rear seats (symbolic)

Mazda MX-5 Miata

4.7

2025 · $29k · 30 combined

The pure driving experience — light, cheap, and nimble. Answer to almost any enthusiast question.

Pros
  • + Handling perfection
  • + Low running cost
  • + Affordable
Cons
  • Small cabin
  • Practicality is zero

Volkswagen Golf GTI

4.7

2025 · $32k · 27 combined

The hot hatch original. Still the perfect balance of fun and practical.

Pros
  • + Handling dynamics
  • + Hatchback practicality
  • + Refined
Cons
  • Manual getting harder to find
  • Paint options limited

Ford Mustang

4.4

2025 · $33k · 22 combined

Last of the affordable V8 pony cars. Dark Horse trim is special.

Pros
  • + V8 availability
  • + Pure driving feel
  • + Heritage
Cons
  • Interior plastic
  • Thirsty V8

Chevrolet Corvette

4.7

2025 · $68k · 19 combined

Mid-engine supercar performance at half the price. E-Ray hybrid is wild.

Pros
  • + Supercar pace
  • + Relative value
  • + Daily drivable
Cons
  • Tight space
  • Steep options

Dodge Charger

4.2

2025 · $35k · 22 combined

Last of the V8 muscle sedans. Outgoing but iconic.

Pros
  • + V8 availability
  • + Spacious sedan
  • + Strong character
Cons
  • Aging platform
  • Fuel economy poor

Nissan Z

4.3

2025 · $43k · 21 combined

Retro-styled 2-seater. Twin-turbo V6 delivers.

Pros
  • + Strong engine
  • + Manual option
  • + Character
Cons
  • Interior old-feeling
  • Tight cabin

Mini Cooper S

4.3

2025 · $30k · 29 combined

Tiny, tossable, iconic. JCW variant is bonkers.

Pros
  • + Go-kart handling
  • + Personality
  • + City-friendly size
Cons
  • Small cargo
  • Options get spicy

EV(12)

Tesla Model 3

4.6

2025 · $38k · 272 miles

Benchmark EV. Fast charging, Autopilot, and unmatched software updates.

Pros
  • + Fast charging
  • + Long range
  • + OTA updates
Cons
  • Controversial minimalist interior
  • Build quality variance

Tesla Model Y

4.5

2025 · $44k · 310 miles

The world's best-selling car. EV crossover that set the family-EV template.

Pros
  • + Roomy cargo
  • + Strong range
  • + Supercharger network
Cons
  • Firm ride on 19s
  • No spare wheel

Ford F-150 Lightning

4.4

2025 · $55k · 320 miles

The best-selling truck reinvented as an EV. Powers job sites and homes during outages.

Pros
  • + Home backup power
  • + Huge frunk
  • + Tow capable
Cons
  • Range drops when towing
  • High price

Lucid Air

4.5

2025 · $77k · 410 miles

Longest-range EV on sale. Gorgeous interior.

Pros
  • + Range leader
  • + Fastest charging
  • + Stunning interior
Cons
  • Expensive
  • Service network small

Rivian R1T

4.5

2025 · $73k · 328 miles

The first EV truck that feels thought-through. Adventurous styling.

Pros
  • + Unique features (gear tunnel)
  • + Strong off-road
  • + Smooth powertrain
Cons
  • Expensive
  • Company young

Hyundai Ioniq 5

4.6

2025 · $43k · 303 miles

Retro-futuristic design. Super fast 800V charging.

Pros
  • + 800V fast charging
  • + Roomy cabin
  • + Great styling
Cons
  • No spare
  • Minor software quirks

Kia EV6

4.5

2025 · $44k · 310 miles

Sportier sibling of Ioniq 5. GT trim hits 60 in 3.4s.

Pros
  • + Sporty handling
  • + 800V charging
  • + Futuristic interior
Cons
  • Rear visibility limited
  • Firm ride

Nissan Leaf

4.1

2025 · $29k · 212 miles

Cheapest EV. Still useful for commutes.

Pros
  • + Low price
  • + Proven
  • + Low running cost
Cons
  • CHAdeMO plug (dated)
  • Range trails rivals

Chevrolet Bolt EUV

4.2

2025 · $27k · 247 miles

Affordable small EV that covers most daily driving.

Pros
  • + Low price
  • + Good range for price
  • + Easy to drive
Cons
  • Slow DC charging
  • Basic interior

Polestar 2

4.4

2025 · $50k · 270 miles

Scandinavian-designed EV sedan with true driving feel.

Pros
  • + Handling
  • + Interior design
  • + Performance trim great
Cons
  • Dealer scarce
  • Rear seat tight

BMW i4

4.6

2025 · $52k · 301 miles

BMW 3-series feel in an EV. M50 variant is a rocket.

Pros
  • + Driving dynamics
  • + Fast M50 variant
  • + Looks normal
Cons
  • Pricey to option
  • Iconic grille polarizing

Chevrolet Silverado EV

4.3

2025 · $70k · 400 miles

Super long range EV truck. Work-truck philosophy.

Pros
  • + Huge range
  • + Payload/towing
  • + Clever bed
Cons
  • Expensive at launch
  • Charging speed vs rivals

🔋Hybrid(4)

Toyota Prius

4.6

2025 · $29k · 57 combined

Finally a good-looking Prius. Efficiency unmatched at this price.

Pros
  • + Stunning MPG
  • + Now actually stylish
  • + AWD option
Cons
  • Small cargo
  • Limited rear headroom

Toyota Corolla Hybrid

4.5

2025 · $24k · 50 combined

Boring but perfect. 50 MPG with Toyota reliability.

Pros
  • + Fuel economy
  • + Cheap to own
  • + Bulletproof
Cons
  • Not exciting
  • Noisy engine

Toyota Highlander Hybrid

4.4

2025 · $42k · 36 combined

3-row family hauler with excellent MPG.

Pros
  • + 7-seat flexibility
  • + Hybrid MPG
  • + Reliable
Cons
  • Third row tight
  • Not thrilling

Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV

4.3

2025 · $42k · 64 MPGe

Plug-in hybrid SUV with 38-mile electric range.

Pros
  • + PHEV range
  • + AWD standard
  • + 7-seat capable
Cons
  • Resale lags competitors
  • Slow outside EV mode

💎Luxury(9)

BMW 3 Series

4.5

2025 · $45k · 29 combined

Sport-sedan benchmark. M340i is sublime.

Pros
  • + Driving dynamics
  • + Strong engines
  • + Premium feel
Cons
  • Options add up fast
  • Run-flats harsh

Mercedes-Benz C-Class

4.4

2025 · $48k · 27 combined

Small Mercedes now feels like a mini S-Class inside.

Pros
  • + Cabin opulence
  • + Smooth ride
  • + Tech-forward
Cons
  • Expensive options
  • Touch-heavy UI

Audi A4

4.4

2025 · $43k · 28 combined

Understated lux sedan. Quattro AWD is the real star.

Pros
  • + Interior quality
  • + Subtle styling
  • + Quattro
Cons
  • Back-seat tight
  • Small cargo

Lexus RX

4.5

2025 · $50k · 23 combined

Refined premium SUV. Hybrid powertrain particularly smooth.

Pros
  • + Comfort
  • + Legendary reliability
  • + Hybrid efficient
Cons
  • Conservative styling
  • Pricey options

Genesis GV70

4.6

2025 · $45k · 24 combined

Korean luxury that beats Germans on value. Gorgeous interior.

Pros
  • + Interior quality
  • + Warranty
  • + Strong styling
Cons
  • Dealer network thin
  • Resale lags Germans

Mercedes-Benz GLE

4.4

2025 · $62k · 22 combined

Proper 7-seat luxury SUV. Ride like a cloud.

Pros
  • + Luxurious ride
  • + Strong engines
  • + Tech leader
Cons
  • Big MPG hit
  • Options pricing

BMW X5

4.5

2025 · $65k · 23 combined

Sports SUV that actually handles. PHEV version is clever.

Pros
  • + Handling
  • + PHEV option
  • + Powerful engines
Cons
  • Huge as-tested pricing
  • iDrive has a learning curve

Lexus IS

4.3

2025 · $42k · 24 combined

Alternative to German sport sedans. IS 500 V8 is sublime.

Pros
  • + V8 option available
  • + Reliable
  • + Sharp styling
Cons
  • Infotainment dated
  • Back seat tight

Volvo XC60

4.4

2025 · $47k · 23 combined

Swedish restraint and safety. PHEV T8 is fast and efficient.

Pros
  • + Interior design
  • + Safety features
  • + PHEV option
Cons
  • Infotainment complex
  • Pricey options

💵Budget(2)

Hyundai Elantra

4.3

2025 · $22k · 33 combined

Striking design at a low price. 10-year warranty is a mic drop.

Pros
  • + Huge warranty
  • + Styled like lux
  • + Great value
Cons
  • Cheap plastics
  • Noisy at speed

Kia Forte

4.2

2025 · $21k · 34 combined

Strong value compact. GT trim is surprisingly fun.

Pros
  • + Warranty
  • + Efficient
  • + Good infotainment
Cons
  • Thin seats
  • Base is basic

About these car reviews

Prices are approximate US MSRP for the base trim — options add fast. MPG figures are EPA combined estimates. EV ranges are manufacturer claims and drop in cold weather and freeway cruising.

Always drive before you buy. Insurance quotes and total cost of ownership matter more than sticker price over a 5-year hold.

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