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Nissan Z Finally Gets Retro Split Grille In The US

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More: Don’t Get Duped, You Can Snag A Nissan Z For Less Than MSRP Production of the 2024 Z Heritage Edition will be limited, but just how limited remains a mystery, as Nissan’s keeping that info for itself.

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$1,000 To Test Drive a Cybertruck? Seller Weeds Out Tire Kickers

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The Tesla Cybertruck market is rich and several sellers are still asking over MSRP. His asking price is a stout $129,900, or almost $30,000 over MSRP. He tells us that before the price bump, he had too many to count. He says some people are willing to pay the $1,000 despite not intending to actually buy the pickup.

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2025 Nissan Versa Sees $1k Price Hike, Still America’s Cheapest New Sedan

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However, the subcompact sedan has received a hefty price bump, starting at $17,190 (excluding destination), a significant increase of $1,060 compared to the 2024 model —apparently, inflation isn’t just a rumor. The subcompact sedan gains standard LED headlights and three prepaid oil changes.

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2025 Toyota GR Supra Drops 4-Cylinder, Hikes Prices By $1,750

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This simplification comes with a price bump of $1,750 for the remaining trims. Prices Model 2025 MY MSRP 2024 MY MSRP GR Supra 3.0 Toyota has announced the 2025 GR Supra lineup, featuring a strategic streamlining (or, if you prefer, a ruthless culling) of the 2.0-liter liter four-cylinder option. Fear not, purists, for the 3.0-liter

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2024 Toyota Mirai Gets Extra Safety Tech But Costs $1,500 More

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For 2024, the sedan returns with new badging, more standard safety tech, and a bit of a price bump. If it ain’t broke (or all that popular), don’t fix it seems to be Toyota’s attitude to the hydrogen-powered Mirai. The biggest change is likely probably the standard Toyota Safety Sense 3.0.

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Ford’s 2025 Bronco Update Brings Back $38K Base Model With Steelies

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The base model makes a comeback, riding on classic steel wheels and starting at $37,995—just a $565 bump over the 2023 version. Ford has also reshuffled the trim hierarchy for the 2025 model year. The Wildtrak trim, however, has been axed, replaced by the more expensive Stroppe Special Edition.

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2025 Nissan Rogue Gets Price Hike, Rugged Rock Creek Edition Starts At $35,420

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Prices of other trim levels have also been bumped up. Last year, you could take delivery of an entry-level Rogue S FWD for $28,320, excluding a $1,365 destination and handling fee. For 2025, that price has jumped to $29,230, and the destination and handling fee applicable to all Rogue variants is now $1,390.

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