Most Discounted New Cars Right Now

For this list, we focused on what people paid, and we didn’t limit the selections to models that meet the stringent criteria to be recommended by CR. We identified 10 models that are selling for well below their sticker price, with each going for less than $50,000. (In addition to these vehicles, there are discounts on even more expensive models from Audi, BMW, Dodge, Infiniti, Jeep, Mercedes-Benz, Ram, and Volvo.)

Of course, you may be able to negotiate an even lower price, but bear in mind that there’s a limit to how low prices can go, with tariffs expected to affect pricing directly and lead to some supply/demand shifts. And as we’ve found in buying cars for testing, a decent deal can vanish quickly, so you may need to act fast.

Keep in mind that deals can vary not only by vehicle but also by geographic region. Being armed with the latest information on pricing, rebates, and transaction prices in your area can help you get a good deal.

The most discounted cars are all 2025 models, and they’re listed below in descending order of savings off the manufacturer’s suggested retail price by percentage. Other buyers have recently purchased these vehicles for 7 to 15 percent off the original price. (See the 10 least expensive cars that Consumer Reports recommends.) But we’ve found that there are incentives available on many models that will drive their transaction prices potentially lower.

Pricing details on the versions highlighted below and other trims are available on our model pages, along with complete road tests, reliability, owner satisfaction, and other key information. CR members can log in to see the car ratings.

Even though these deals are relatively good, and prices may increase, it’s wise to buy when the time is right for you. Dealerships are happy to sell you a car at any time. (If you want to buy now, read about CR’s Build & Buy Car Buying service, below.)

See all current best new-car deals or use our dynamic ratings chart to create your own list of vehicles by sorting and filtering by the factors that matter most to you.