America Car Prices 2025

America Car Prices 2025: A Look at the U.S. Automotive Market

The 2025 model year brings a mix of challenges and opportunities to the American automotive market. While rising inflation, persistent supply chain issues, and global economic factors continue to influence pricing, the industry is also witnessing significant technological advancements and shifting consumer preferences.

Market Trends and Pricing Strategies

Automakers are increasingly adopting innovative manufacturing techniques, such as “gigacasting,” to reduce production costs. However, these efforts are often offset by other factors, including tariffs on imported parts and vehicles, which contribute to a general upward trend in car prices. This has led some manufacturers to increase their MSRPs (Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price) or, in some cases, to discontinue less profitable models.

At the same time, the electric vehicle (EV) market is becoming more competitive. As more players enter the space, we are starting to see more affordable EV options, providing consumers with greater choice. For example, the introduction of more budget-friendly versions of popular EV models like the Tesla Model Y is a clear sign of this trend.

A Detailed Look at 2025 Model Pricing

Below are comprehensive tables detailing the starting prices (MSRP) for a wide range of 2025 model year vehicles in the U.S. The prices listed are for the base models and do not include taxes, destination fees, or optional equipment. The Euro equivalents are approximate, based on the current exchange rate, and are subject to change.

Extended Price List of 2025 Model Cars in the U.S.

This list includes popular models from American, Japanese, Korean, and European brands.

American Brands

Make	Model	Starting Price (USD)	Approximate Equivalent (EUR)
Ford	Maverick	$23,995	€22,000
	Bronco	$41,525	€38,000
	F-150	$39,645	€36,500
Chevrolet	Tahoe	$58,300	€53,400
	Corvette	$70,000	€64,100
	Silverado 1500	$39,495	€36,400
GMC	Sierra 1500	$47,495	€43,500
	Yukon	$60,100	€55,100
Chrysler	Pacifica	$39,900	€36,600
Dodge	Hornet	$32,995	€30,200
	Charger	$45,000	€41,200
Lincoln	Corsair	$41,000	€37,600
	Navigator	$84,000	€77,000
Buick	Encore GX	$26,000	€23,800

Japanese Brands

Make	Model	Starting Price (USD)	Approximate Equivalent (EUR)
Toyota	Highlander	$40,000	€36,600
	4Runner	$44,500	€40,800
	RAV4	$29,550	€27,200
Honda	Passport	$43,000	€39,400
	Pilot	$43,000	€39,400
	Civic	$30,000	€27,600
Nissan	Pathfinder	$38,000	€34,800
	Titan	$46,000	€42,200
Subaru	Ascent	$36,500	€33,500
	Forester	$28,000	€25,800
Infiniti	QX60	$52,000	€47,700
Mitsubishi	Outlander	$30,000	€27,500
Mazda	CX-5	$29,500	€27,100

South Korean Brands

Make	Model	Starting Price (USD)	Approximate Equivalent (EUR)
Hyundai	Palisade	$38,000	€34,800
	Elantra	$25,500	€23,500
Kia	Sorento	$33,000	€30,200
	Sportage	$27,500	€25,300
Genesis	G70	$42,000	€38,500
	GV70	$46,500	€42,800

European Brands

Make	Model	Starting Price (USD)	Approximate Equivalent (EUR)
Volkswagen	Atlas	$39,000	€35,700
	Golf GTI	$32,000	€29,300
Mercedes-Benz	E-Class	$63,000	€57,800
	GLC	$50,000	€45,800
BMW	X5	$67,500	€62,200
	3 Series	$46,000	€42,400
Audi	Q7	$61,000	€55,900
Porsche	Macan	$65,000	€59,600
	911	$115,000	€105,400
Volvo	S60	$42,000	€38,500
Land Rover	Defender	$57,000	€52,200
Jaguar	F-Pace	$57,000	€52,200
Alfa Romeo	Stelvio	$46,000	€42,200
Maserati	Grecale	$67,000	€61,400

America Car Prices 2025