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By Vishal| Apr 03, 2025
$26,415 – Mazda’s smallest SUV punches above its weight with a turbocharged 2.5L. More power than most in this class—but at this price, shouldn't AWD be an option?
$21,795 – Finally, an affordable SUV that doesn’t feel like a punishment! No AWD, but hey, at least the six-speed auto isn’t a droning CVT. That’s a win!
$26,000 – The 2025 Kona looks like it came from a sci-fi movie. Turbo trims bring real fun, but the base engine? Meh. Also, why kill the Kona N, Hyundai?!
$27,230 – Subaru fans, rejoice! Crosstrek still has that rugged charm. AWD is standard, and a Wilderness trim exists—but why is the hybrid making us wait till 2026?!
$26,420 – The Taos is basically a taller Golf, now with AWD and a turbo-four. But at this price, you’d expect more than just a power bump for 2025!
$25,095 – Forget grandpa’s old Buick. The Envista is sleek, stylish, and cheap. But a tiny three-cylinder engine? Buick, we need more than a fashion statement!
$26,795 – If ‘meh’ had a car, it’d be this. Spacious? Yes. Efficient? Sure. Exciting? Not a chance. And Honda refuses to give it a hybrid! Why, Honda, why?!
$28,385 – 53 MPG in an SUV? That’s wild! No AWD, but if fuel savings matter more than off-road dreams, the Niro is an easy choice. Just, uh, ignore the funky side blade.
$23,220 – Finally, the Kicks got a glow-up! It now has AWD and a stronger engine. 141 HP isn’t crazy, but hey—it’s no longer the ‘rental car special’ of SUVs!
$21,650 – Want a new SUV for 21 grand? The Venue is it. But don’t expect thrills—just a tiny 1.6L engine and zero AWD. It’s a bargain, but boy, it feels like one.