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Mercedes-Benz
Every new Mercedes-Benz in live inventory, GLA to G-Class and AMG, priced as your real number three ways: finance, lease, or cash.
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Acura
Honda engineering with the volume turned up: precision luxury from $35K to $80K.
Alfa Romeo
Italian passion in a three-car lineup: the driver's choice among luxury brands.
Audi
Quattro grip, understated design, and the best interiors in the business.
BMW
The Ultimate Driving Machine, from $40K coupes to full-electric flagships.
Buick
Quiet, comfortable, and quietly the best-priced near-luxury on the lot.
Cadillac
The American luxury standard, now leading the EV charge.
Chevrolet
Something for everyone, from a $21K Trax to a 1,250 hp Corvette.
Chrysler
The minivan masters: Pacifica luxury or Voyager value.
Dodge
The muscle brand: 420 to 710 horsepower, no apologies.
Ford
Truck country's home team, from the Maverick to the Super Duty.
Genesis
Korean luxury with German ambitions, backed by the 10-year warranty.
GMC
Professional grade: Chevy's mechanical twin with nicer boots.
Honda
Engineering-first machines that hold their value from $25K Civics to $55K adventure rigs.
Hyundai
The 10-year warranty brand, from $21K starters to a 3-row electric flagship.
Infiniti
Two SUVs, done properly: three-row QX60 and flagship QX80.
Jaguar
A storied brand between acts: the last new F-Paces, and some seriously tempting used buys.
Jeep
The off-road brand, from $27K Compass to the Wagoneer flagships.
Kia
Bold design, the 10-year warranty, and the best 3-row value in the business.
Land Rover
Genuine go-anywhere capability wrapped in serious luxury, from Evoque to Range Rover.
Lexus
Toyota engineering in a tailored suit, from $38K crossovers to $140K flagships.
Lincoln
American luxury that whispers: four SUVs, zero pretension.
Lucid
Arizona-built EVs with the longest range in America.
Maserati
The trident means theater: Italian exotics you can actually drive every day.
Mazda
The driver's brand of the mainstream aisle: near-luxury cabins, sports-car DNA, honest prices.
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The oldest name in cars, from $44K crossovers to the S-Class standard.
MINI
Big personality, small footprint, and go-kart handling from under $30K.
Mitsubishi
The best warranty in the business on SUVs that undercut everyone: 10 years of powertrain coverage.
Nissan
Value across the board, from a $23K Sentra to a 425 hp Armada.
Polestar
Swedish-designed EVs with Volvo bones and understated cool.
Porsche
The sports car company that also builds the best-driving SUVs and EVs.
Ram
The truck brand, period: from work-site Tradesman to $90K Tungsten.
Rivian
Adventure EVs that actually go off-road, built by the most credible Tesla alternative.
Subaru
Standard AWD on nearly everything, go-anywhere capability, and owners who never leave.
Tesla
The EV default: Supercharger everywhere, minimalist cabins, software that keeps getting better.
Toyota
The reliability king, from $23K commuters to $80K land yachts.
Volkswagen
German engineering at people's-car prices, from the Jetta to a 3-row Atlas.
Volvo
Scandinavian luxury, world-class safety, now an all-SUV lineup.