How we research
Every figure on this site comes from a source you can check yourself.
Specs and prices come from the maker
We take specs and prices from the maker's US website. Each figure links to the page it came from and shows the month we checked it. Every article lists its sources at the bottom.
Near the top of each article, “Prices checked in” gives the month of the oldest check on that page, so the page never looks fresher than its oldest figure. If we don't have a sourced figure, we leave it out rather than guess.
What the prices mean
Prices are MSRP: the maker's suggested retail price. MSRP shown on this site excludes the destination charge, taxes and dealer fees, so the price you pay will be higher. Prices change, so confirm them with a dealer before you buy.
Whether we drove the car
Every article says plainly what the team did with the car. It shows one of these lines:
- Researched only: Researched from the maker's published specs and pricing. We have not driven this car.
- Seen in person: Researched from the maker's published specs and pricing, and seen in person. We have not driven it.
- Driven: Researched from the maker's published specs and pricing, and driven by our team.
We don't claim time behind the wheel we didn't have.
Corrections
If you spot a mistake, please tell us on the contact page. We correct mistakes and update the article.