Kelley Blue Book

3 days ago | kbb.com | Eric Brandt

The GMC Yukon XL and Ford Expedition MAX are close rivals in the world of long-wheelbase full-size SUVs. They’re both huge rigs that can haul a lot of people and a lot of cargo while towing a boat without breaking a sweat. They also both get pretty luxurious in their respective upper trims. For 2025, the Yukon XL is refreshed and the Expedition MAX is redesigned, so they’re both at the top of their game. Let’s take a closer look at these full-size SUVs and see which is better.

3 days ago | kbb.com | Jason Fogelson

The Kia Sorento offers flexibility and capabilityPricing starts at $33,405 | Price it your wayOn sale now | See Kia Sorento models for sale near youThe Kia Sorento has been a staple in the brand’s SUV lineup since 2003, through four generations of production. After a midcycle refresh last year, the 2025 Sorento sees only minor changes: black badges for the X-Line and X-Pro trims and a new exterior color, Panthera Metal.

4 days ago | kbb.com | Eric Brandt

The Chevrolet Suburban versus the Ford Expedition MAX is an old cross-town rivalry. Chevy and Ford both know a thing or two about trucks, and they both do an outstanding job translating that expertise into full-size SUVs. These highly competitive and family-friendly 3-row extended-length SUVs are both at the top of their game, so let’s take a closer look and see which is better in 2025.

4 days ago | kbb.com | Michael Strong

The K4 continues Kia’s aggressive exterior styling for its sedansPricing starts at $23,165 | Price it your wayOn sale now | See Kia K4 models for sale near youKia knows a good thing when it sees it, and even more so when it creates it. The all-new Kia K4 borrows its aggressive exterior looks from its larger midsize sibling, the K5, which was a hit when it debuted a few years ago. This compact sedan offers the best of all worlds for those looking for style, space, and technology on a budget.

5 days ago | kbb.com | Sean Tucker

In a chaotic year for America’s car industry, a new threat is emerging that could shut down factories nationwide: a shortage of magnets. Reuters reports that industry executives recently warned the White House that its trade disputes with China could “force the closure of car factories within weeks.”The U.S. and China have been locked in an escalating trade dispute since President Donald Trump enacted aggressive tariffs against many countries in early April.