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Toyota teases 2025 4Runner's roll-down rear window - Autoblog Toyota teases the 2025 4Runner - Autoblog

Remember, we're only in Q1 - until they balance out to 0 for the full year, they'll still appear on the list. To directly answer your question on the units above, Patriot sold 1 unit last year, vs. 4 in 2022, so it'll remain through the end of this year and next and then go away (unless they find another one) T&C sold 2 units last year after selling 0 in 2022 Dart Sold 3 last year after selling 4 in 2022 4C Sold 1 unit last year and 1 in 2022

Try now.

Not even so much the options, but the extreme increases vs. debut pricing just a couple of years ago, as I've mentioned before.

I swear that FCA must have a warehouse somewhere that they just plop some of these vehicles in and roll them out occasionally just to mess with the folks that do the sales charts. I have no idea how they always seem to have a random sale here and there of models that were discontinued 5+ years ago.

Mach E had a huge month at 5,364 sales. Lightning and E-Transit also had healthy jumps. Edge, Corsair, and Nautilus had big months too. Bronco sales down again. I wonder if pricing is still an issue.... Also, looks like new Rangers are finally trickling into dealerships.

Here are March figures: *NOTE - I had to throw the Brightdrop numbers in the 400 category - they split them into 400/600 on the Q4 2023 results, and reverted to just "Brightdrop" for Q1, not sure why they changed it back.

Somehow they managed to sell a -1 Chrysler 200. Lol.

*NOTE - I had to throw the Brightdrop numbers in the 400 category - they split them into 400/600 on the Q4 2023 results, not sure why they changed it back.

https://s201.q4cdn.com/693218008/files/doc_news/2024/Apr/03/q1-2024-sales-final.pdf These are the quarterly sales - I'll post up the March charts I have later.

When I had my Mustang, I didn't even consider the 4-cylinder. I wouldn't have considered a 6-cylinder either. It was V8 or I wasn't getting one.

2024 Buick Envision debuts with family styling, massive interior screen - Autoblog

You'd be surprised....

I've seen a couple of them on the road. They do look good, though they bizarrely have the brake lights illuminate in the bumper rather than the upper taillights.

move seen a few Santa Fe’s and it’s definitely reminiscent of Flex, but worse. The rear looks like an 70s-80s van

Not sure what’s with that weird unresolved window graphic on the 3rd row windows.

Bronco is even worse - they put the volume controls on the left side and the previous/next track/station controls on the right side. It's obnoxious switching back and forth if you primarily drive with one hand.

Seems like a waste of time to have a press event just for an announcment about a later debut.

Can't wait to see some stickers and badges lol.

2025 Hyundai Tucson refreshed with more buttons and knobs at NY Auto Show - Autoblog 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz adds rugged XRT trim, fresh interior at NY Auto Show - Autoblog

More photos from the official debut: Looks like it'll be getting a hatchback version too:

We get it.

Genesis Neolun previews future of Genesis and a flagship SUV - Autoblog

I just noticed that the dash/upper door panel on the drivers side is black, and the passenger side is the greenish color.