Let’s start with a favorite, sports cars. There are lots of newer, faster machines on their way. The Lotus Emira, a new Ford Mustang and a new Chevrolet Corvette Z06 all come to mind. But more affordable performance cars are also headed your way. The new Civic Type R isn’t exactly cheap, but it’s priced closer to $44,000. There is also the new Toyota GR Corolla, a manual-transmission variant of the Toyota Supra and the new BMW M2. OK, so none of these can beat the value represented by the Toyota GR86, Subaru BRZ, and Mazda Miata, but they’re still not completely out of the realm of possibility, and they’re all new in 2023.
Trucks are also taking a hit this year. Chevrolet is on its way to roll out the new Silverado EV. At launch it will be sold in two trims, the Work Truck WT model and the top-of-the-line RST model. More trims will come later this year. But that’s not all Chevrolet will have in 2023. A new Colorado is coming. It packs a turbocharged four-cylinder engine with three different power outputs and a plethora of trims including the ZR2 Desert Boss. But it’s not just Chevy having fun. Ford is coming out with a new Ranger, and this time America will finally get a Raptor variant.
Luxury cars also take a hit. The BMW 7 Series and i7 are all-new for 2023, and there’s a new Range Rover Sport, a supercharged version of the Cadillac Escalade, and a longer, eight-passenger version of the Land Rover Defender, which should appeal to those who prefer luxe. 130 is called for. SUV. The Rolls-Royce Phantom gets a new face and new options for 2023 as well. If luxury cars aren’t really of interest, there’s always the regular flood of new crossovers and SUVs.
Mazda is rolling out the CX-90, an all-new SUV with a turbocharged straight-six engine, and brands like Ford, Kia, Hyundai, Honda, Chevrolet, Lincoln, and plenty of others are rolling out new or significantly revised SUVs for it are introduced. new model year. We don’t have any particular favorites, but we won’t say no to the new Bronco Raptor for a while.