Vehicle you're looking forward to in 2025 (and beyond)

[2019CRVlx]

For me K4 hatchback

Also, when the next generation of TSS (3.5?) is released hopefully with rear sensors.

 

[zfasts03]

Next generation Chevy 1/2 ton pickup.
Hopefully all aluminum body, instead of some panels steel, and swing panels aluminum.
Also don’t care for the black wax they use on the frames.

 

[DriveHard]

For me K4 hatchback

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Also, when the next generation of TSS (3.5?) is released hopefully with rear sensors.

Give that thing a manual transmission, strong turbo 4, and decent suspension, and it could be a huge hit...well with me anyways. I love it! Of course I was one of the oddballs that liked the Buick TourX as well...if that had a manual, I would have kept it.

 

[Propflux01]

2025 CX-5

 

[bdcardinal]

Whatever the latest version of the Dark Horse Mustang will be and if they will still have Ember Blue Metallic. I might be making a poor financial decision depending on how it looks.

 

[SammyChevelleTypeS3]

One of my sons just came to visit from out of state in his new Toyota Rav4 and took me for a ride. Now the wife and I and both sons have been buying and driving Honda only since the mid 1990s. So I was blown away by his Toyota SUV.
The seats felt as if I was sitting in a lounge chair and the ride was like being in a limo! I think he sold me on a Rav4 even though we
had been leaning towards a Camry for the next one. Never owned a Toyota but I was telling someone I realized not one single
person I have known with Toyotas ever changes to buy any other brand. I have also never heard a Toyota owner I know say they
had to bring it into the shop for anything other than predictive/preventive maintenance items.

 

[02SE]

Hayabusa with VVT.

 

[fantastic]

Looking forward to driving my existing buckets in my signature. I could get into a new vehicle right now but nah. Doesn't fit my needs & probably never will. I don't even know what they make anymore. I do like reading about new trucks though.

 

[Jdeere562]

Most likely, a wheel chair.

 

[We're Metals]

The Corvette SUV

 

[RhondaHonda]

Wanted a 2025 Suburban or Yukon XL even though the changes aren’t drastic but necessity for me into a 2024.

 

[Leo99]

One of my sons just came to visit from out of state in his new Toyota Rav4 and took me for a ride. Now the wife and I and both sons have been buying and driving Honda only since the mid 1990s. So I was blown away by his Toyota SUV.
The seats felt as if I was sitting in a lounge chair and the ride was like being in a limo! I think he sold me on a Rav4 even though we
had been leaning towards a Camry for the next one. Never owned a Toyota but I was telling someone I realized not one single
person I have known with Toyotas ever changes to buy any other brand. I have also never heard a Toyota owner I know say they
had to bring it into the shop for anything other than predictive/preventive maintenance items.

I had to replace a squeaky blower fan and the water pump twice in my Camry. It also threw a misfire code and ran rough for a couple days and then went away on its own.

 

[bruckus]

2 door Civic.

 

[SammyChevelleTypeS3]

I had to replace a squeaky blower fan and the water pump twice in my Camry. It also threw a misfire code and ran rough for a couple days and then went away on its own.

Yet I notice all your vehicles are Toyota and some seem to be enjoying long life!

 

[mr_boring]

Mine hasn't been invented yet and I probably won't live long enough to see it, but A nuclear powered F150 is what I'm looking forward to.

 

[Vegoose]

2025 4Runner. I’ve been waiting for an updated drivetrain.

 

[Leo99]

Yet I notice all your vehicles are Toyota and some seem to be enjoying long life!

Indeed! Just being honest.

 

[SammyChevelleTypeS3]

Indeed! Just being honest.

I follow you and Thanks. I realize every machine ever made has to be maintained and at some point ..... minor to major repairs. The type is what really counts to me.

 

[MCompact]

2025 Mercedes-AMG E53 PHEV

 

[userfriendly]

I have 5 more years @ $1,100/month then one last 3500 crew cab Duramax named Greta.