There’s a lot of satisfaction and enjoyment that comes along with buying a new or used vehicle. Less appealing is the drop in value as your vehicle gets older. Depreciation is typically unavoidable, but certain vehicles tend to hold their value better than others once they enter the used car market. The reasons can vary, but it mostly comes down to how desirable the vehicle is.
With volatile gasoline prices rising in recent weeks, Edmunds has seen increased shopper interest in hybrids, plug-in hybrids and fully electric vehicles
Three-row midsize SUVs are very popular among American families who want space and flexibility without the expense of a full-size SUV or the stigma of owning a minivan.
Initially released in the summer of 2021, the latest Nissan Pathfinder platform continues to serve up a high level of luxurious appointments for its class, particularly in the top-end Platinum grade, and now offers a standard second-row bench across the lineup for accommodation of up to eight passengers.
Celebrating its 30th anniversary just a few months ago, the sixth-generation version of Honda’s Comfortable Runabout Vehicle is updated for 2026, receiving a subtle refresh and a rugged TrailSport Hybrid variant.
