These six models show that in this year's crop, you don't have to compromise when shopping for a cost-effective ride.

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As Volkswagen continues its efforts to grow market share in the SUV segment, it has made some updates to the 2025 edition of the smallest member of the family — the Volkswagen Taos. This little SUV ...

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Customers shopping for SUVs today are spoiled for choice. That's certainly the case after factoring in the used market, and that market plays a crucial role in determining the best from the worst.

At MotorTrend, our experts rigorously evaluate the best compact electric SUVs to help you find the right vehicle with confidence. Backed by more than 75 years of automotive testing and experience, we ...

A brand-new full-size SUV can easily cost over $60,000. This large SUV is more affordable than rivals, but still provides great value for the money. Full-size SUVs may not be as popular as small or ...