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Top Comments (10)
I'd love to see y'all add a Camry and Accord to the fleet. The Camry is the one sedan that still continues to fly off the lots and remain in the top 5 best-sellers even in the age of SUVs. Meanwhile, the Accord used to battle the Camry in the sales standings long ago and hasn't been able to stand the test of time. I'd love to know how the Camry is still selling so well, and what the Accord did to fall so far behind. Also, a new Seltos hybrid would be cool. As compact SUVs have gotten expensive, I'd love to know if subcompact SUVs can come somewhat close in interior space, being able to take roadtrips for 4-5 people comfortably, and just overall usability.
Our garage is growing, with four new recent additions that span from an affordable, small EV, to our highest-rated midsize SUV. Are there any new cars coming soon that you'd like to see us add to the Edmunds fleet? Let us know in the comments below!
What happened to U-Drag?? Wounds mind seeing these cars doing that run too.
I've had the new RAV4 LE AWD since March, and I'm averaging over 42mpg with a lot of higher speed freeway driving. I'll be watching and curious to see what you all are able to achieve with it. Around town, I am seeing incredible figures. I had one trip across town that I averaged 80mpg, and I routinely see 50-60 if I have a light foot and relatively low speed cruising.
Cool to all the cars being blue. Finally something different than the standard white, black, gray, and silver.
My wish! All manufacturers switched to a 3 multifunction knob system with a display screen on each knob. Or adopt the KIA dual function button bar. And I mean all cars , trucks SUVs etc.
I have seen lots of complaints about the cheap plastic in the interior,people say how easy it scratches this is the rav4
What stood out to me wasn't just the comparison itself but the reminder that value and price aren't always the same thing. Many people focus on what they pay today, while overlooking the costs they'll carry over the next several years. One practical lesson is to evaluate the complete picture financing, maintenance, warranty, technology and long term ownership not just the purchase price. The uncomfortable truth is that trying to save money without understanding the total cost often ends up costing more. Better decisions come from better evaluation, not bigger discounts. Thoughtful analysis like this helps people make decisions with confidence rather than assumptions.
A job well done. Thanks
Japanese focused new lineup of long term testers. Most excited for the Acura Integra (even if we sadly don't get it here in Europe). And also you need to do Subaru Outback vs Toyota RAV4 long term comparison. Hope you get soon Rivian R2 to the long-term fleet
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Top Comments (10)
I'd love to see y'all add a Camry and Accord to the fleet. The Camry is the one sedan that still continues to fly off the lots and remain in the top 5 best-sellers even in the age of SUVs. Meanwhile, the Accord used to battle the Camry in the sales standings long ago and hasn't been able to stand the test of time. I'd love to know how the Camry is still selling so well, and what the Accord did to fall so far behind. Also, a new Seltos hybrid would be cool. As compact SUVs have gotten expensive, I'd love to know if subcompact SUVs can come somewhat close in interior space, being able to take roadtrips for 4-5 people comfortably, and just overall usability.
Our garage is growing, with four new recent additions that span from an affordable, small EV, to our highest-rated midsize SUV. Are there any new cars coming soon that you'd like to see us add to the Edmunds fleet? Let us know in the comments below!
What happened to U-Drag?? Wounds mind seeing these cars doing that run too.
I've had the new RAV4 LE AWD since March, and I'm averaging over 42mpg with a lot of higher speed freeway driving. I'll be watching and curious to see what you all are able to achieve with it. Around town, I am seeing incredible figures. I had one trip across town that I averaged 80mpg, and I routinely see 50-60 if I have a light foot and relatively low speed cruising.
Cool to all the cars being blue. Finally something different than the standard white, black, gray, and silver.
My wish! All manufacturers switched to a 3 multifunction knob system with a display screen on each knob. Or adopt the KIA dual function button bar. And I mean all cars , trucks SUVs etc.
I have seen lots of complaints about the cheap plastic in the interior,people say how easy it scratches this is the rav4
What stood out to me wasn't just the comparison itself but the reminder that value and price aren't always the same thing. Many people focus on what they pay today, while overlooking the costs they'll carry over the next several years. One practical lesson is to evaluate the complete picture financing, maintenance, warranty, technology and long term ownership not just the purchase price. The uncomfortable truth is that trying to save money without understanding the total cost often ends up costing more. Better decisions come from better evaluation, not bigger discounts. Thoughtful analysis like this helps people make decisions with confidence rather than assumptions.
A job well done. Thanks
Japanese focused new lineup of long term testers. Most excited for the Acura Integra (even if we sadly don't get it here in Europe). And also you need to do Subaru Outback vs Toyota RAV4 long term comparison. Hope you get soon Rivian R2 to the long-term fleet