Our New Car and SUV Buyer's Guides make it easy to become an instant expert on a variety of segments, from small

The 10 popular segments below account for more than 70% of all new cars sold in a year, so there's a good chance your next car is just a click away. Our Buyer's Guides are updated weekly and make it easy to become an instant expert on all your choices, including a valuable look at what's new and what's next. They're listed here in order of average transaction price.

Small Cars

They're as quiet and comfortable as yesterday's midsize cars, while packing even more cool features.

Average price: $20,000

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Midsize Cars

One of the biggest vehicle segments in the country and arguably the most car for the money.

Average price: $25,000

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Small SUVs

Versatile and high-riding but not too big or thirsty, the small SUV segment is growing fast.

Average price: $26,000

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Minivans

These purpose-built people movers are addictive to the whole family.

Average price: $32,000

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Midsize SUVs

Three rows of seats, available all-wheel drive and a place in history as the quintessential family car of our generation.

Average price: $33,000

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Small Luxury Cars

Fun to drive, well-appointed and a satisfying sense of exclusivity.

Average price: $39,000

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Pickup Trucks

An increasing focus on fuel-efficiency and creature comforts is broadening the appeal of pickup trucks.

Average price: $41,000

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Small Luxury SUVs

Another growing segment, offering an appealing combination of luxury and practicality.

Average price: $42,000

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Midsize Luxury
SUVs

Most offer three rows, all offer varying levels of opulence inside.

Average price: $51,000

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Midsize Luxury
Cars

Significantly more attainable than their flagship luxury sedan big brothers, and luxurious enough for anyone.

Average price: $55,000

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