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The Terrain has quietly held its place in the company's lineup for the last 7 years, and while it might not grab headlines, it’s been a dependable favorite for many. In fact, despite its relatively understated presence, it’s the most popular SUV in GMC’s stable so far this year. Now, the 2025 model is set to take the stage, and GMC is calling it the next generation of its entry-level SUV.

The Suburban’s been around forever—since 1935, actually—hauling families, luggage, and, well, just about everything else across the country. It's like a giant station wagon, but the 2025 model? Totally different beast from its early days. Back then, it was more like a rough, basic workhorse, but now? It's packed with tech and luxury. You could squeeze nine people into this thing, and with three rows of seats, no one's complaining. Plus, it’s got an infotainment system that connects to the internet, which is almost a must these days.

It is true that Electric Vehicles (EVs) are pricier than their traditional combustion-powered counterparts. Whether you want to buy your first EV or you've owned one before, a secondhand model could save you a lot of money. But let’s be real: buying a used EV might seem a bit intimidating at first. Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered with some top picks.

Chevy's done it again with the 2025 Tahoe and Suburban. Both these SUVs got some fresh updates, and yeah, prices are going up. If you’re thinking about getting one, just know you’ll be forking out around $2,300 more than last year for any trim you pick. And trust me, neither of these bad boys were cheap to begin with. The Suburban was already sitting pretty over $60k when you included the destination fees, and now the Tahoe is crossing that same line.

The Ford F-150 has been on top for 47 years straight, outselling every other truck in America. Can you believe it? It's not just a best-seller overall—2023 saw it take the crown for both the top-selling hybrid truck and electric truck. While the last big update for this truck happened in 2021, which was huge, the 2024 refresh? Well, it’s kind of subtle. It’s all about giving us, the customers, more bang for our buck.