Getting a good deal is something most people prioritize when buying a car, and Consumer Reports warns that one make and model is way overpriced.

If their projections pan out, Americans will have snapped up 4,075,132 new vehicles between July and September. That would be a 4.7% increase from last year, but a 3.3% drop from the second quarter.

In a trend attributed in no small part to the loss of EV credits, the summer of 2025 heralded a rush of prospective buyers ...