What is an out-the-door price?

The total you actually pay: the vehicle price plus the destination charge, dealer documentation fee, sales tax for your ZIP code, title, plate and registration. Advertised prices usually leave most of that out.

Do I need an account or a phone number to see prices?

No. Prices, specs, dealer details and the out-the-door calculator all work without an account, and nothing on the site asks for a phone number.

Where do the specs and prices come from?

Specifications, trim and build pricing, options and equipment are manufacturer-published data for the US market, as published at launch. Recalls and crash-test ratings come from NHTSA.

How do I compare cars?

Tick "Compare" on up to four builds from any make and year, then open the comparison to see every spec side by side. Popular head-to-heads, such as two close rivals, have their own pages.

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Horsepower: 325 hp
Torque: 400 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 21 mpg

MSRP

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2026 Ford

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Coupe

Horsepower: 315 hp
Torque: 350 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 26 mpg

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$32,995 – $103,490

2026 Honda

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SUV

Horsepower: 190 hp
Torque: 179 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 30 mpg

MSRP

$30,920 – $36,900

2026 Hyundai

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SUV

Horsepower: 231 hp
Torque: 271 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 36 mpg

MSRP

$36,400 – $50,500

2026 Tesla

Model Y

SUV

Horsepower: 295 hp
Torque: 309 lb-ft
Electric range: 321 mi

MSRP

$39,990 – $59,990

2026 Toyota

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Horsepower: 225 hp
Torque: 163 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 51 mpg

MSRP

$29,600 – $37,525

2026 Toyota

GR Supra

Coupe

Horsepower: 382 hp
Torque: 368 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 25 mpg

MSRP

$58,300 – $69,350

2025 BMW

2 Series

Coupe

Horsepower: 255 hp
Torque: 295 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 30 mpg

MSRP

$39,600 – $52,600

2025 Mazda

Miata

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Horsepower: 181 hp
Torque: 151 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 29 mpg

MSRP

$29,530 – $40,850

2025 Toyota

Rav4 Hybrid

SUV

Horsepower: 219 hp
Torque: 163 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 39 mpg

MSRP

$32,850 – $48,685

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2026 Honda

CR-V

SUV

Horsepower: 190 hp
Torque: 179 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 30 mpg

MSRP

$30,920 – $36,900

2026 Tesla

Model Y

SUV

Horsepower: 295 hp
Torque: 309 lb-ft
Electric range: 321 mi

MSRP

$39,990 – $59,990

2026 Hyundai

Santa Fe Hybrid

SUV

Horsepower: 231 hp
Torque: 271 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 36 mpg

MSRP

$36,400 – $50,500

2025 Honda

CR-V

SUV

Horsepower: 190 hp
Torque: 179 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 30 mpg

MSRP

$30,100 – $36,500

2025 Tesla

Model Y

SUV

Horsepower: 295 hp
Torque: 309 lb-ft
Electric range: 335 mi

MSRP

$44,990 – $51,490

2025 Toyota

Rav4 Hybrid

SUV

Horsepower: 219 hp
Torque: 163 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 39 mpg

MSRP

$32,850 – $48,685

2025 Hyundai

Santa Fe Hybrid

SUV

Horsepower: 231 hp
Torque: 271 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 36 mpg

MSRP

$37,800 – $49,650

2024 Honda

CR-V

SUV

Horsepower: 190 hp
Torque: 179 lb-ft
Combined MPG: 30 mpg

MSRP

$29,500 – $36,160

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Questions

What is an out-the-door price?: The total you actually pay: the vehicle price plus the destination charge, dealer documentation fee, sales tax for your ZIP code, title, plate and registration. Advertised prices usually leave most of that out.
Do I need an account or a phone number to see prices?: No. Prices, specs, dealer details and the out-the-door calculator all work without an account, and nothing on the site asks for a phone number.
Where do the specs and prices come from?: Specifications, trim and build pricing, options and equipment are manufacturer-published data for the US market, as published at launch. Recalls and crash-test ratings come from NHTSA.
How do I compare cars?: Tick "Compare" on up to four builds from any make and year, then open the comparison to see every spec side by side. Popular head-to-heads, such as two close rivals, have their own pages.