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That doesn't sound too good

I believe the safety suite is standard throughout the model line.

I know Honda's features are quite obtrusive and a friend told me his wife's Palaside operates much better than his new Suburban. Mostly speaking of lane keep assist & adaptive cruise control.

Wish this would come to the U.S. https://gmauthority.com/blog/2024/10/2025-chevy-montana-pickup-gets-expanded-lineup-in-argentina/

Cars and trucks made in China for sale in the US: Buick Envision: Manufactured in China by SAIC-GM, a joint venture between General Motors and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation. Lincoln Nautilus: Manufactured in the Changan Ford Hangzhou Assembly Plant in Hangzhou, China. Polestar 1 is...

Why would I rather enrich the USA rather than enrich our adversary?

Well Honda and Toyota haven't taken care of the customer on the front end in recent years. MSRP + ridiculous supplemental stickers. Robbery

I don't want to buy automotive stock but would like to support companies investing in America. Conversely many domestic auto makers manufacture cars in Mexico, S Korea, and elsewhere.

Consider Hyundai's investments in the US: https://apnews.com/article/hyundai-ev-georgia-production-begins-ioniq-424cf322822f707e7070260a789ffb59 https://www.wsfa.com/2025/01/09/hyundai-motor-manufacturing-alabama-celebrates-record-sales-2024/...

Heard everything from the current generation being the best to it being amongst the worst. Personally, I'd go with the new Frontier over the new Tacoma.

Nope they still make them. They cost $30k. The subject cars in base grades are closer to $22k

I've seen the 2024's @ approx $22k since the 2025's have been introduced. I wonder if the "Bomnin Price" has additional charges to follow. $17k for a new mid-size car is crazy.

Is that true? They use the 1.5T in larger SUV's accross the GM line.

Are all Nissan CVTs create equal? I would imagine a Murano would have a more robust tranny than a Versa. Are they all problematic? Spoke to a 2018 Murano today who was boasting his vehicle has been nearly problem free as he approaches 150k miles.

I want to like the current gen Explorer but every review I read is abysmal.

On a side note, the new K4 is supposed to be considerably more upscale than the outgoing Forte with only a moderate price increase. We shall see.

Agreed, but I live in the burbs ... not so bad. Any of the choices would be sufficient for my daily errands.

Should have added, I'm retired and drive very little ... just groceries and dr's appts. Approx. 2-3k miles a year. I won't be around long enough to see any vehicle get 100k miles. 50k miles is a more reasonable limit. My instinct suggests the Malibu for overall comfort, although the Jetta...

The reason I listed those cars where they can all be had for <$25k. Accords & Camry's not so much. There's no Corolla's to be had in these parts.

Per subject which would you choose? I think their real work OTD prices are fairly close.