You can save thousands of dollars on some models from Honda, Hyundai, Kia, and Ford this weekend
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If you're looking to buy a new car this Fourth of July, a few brands have deals on great cars, SUVs, and trucks.
Consumer Reports compiled a list of the best ones and how much you'll save by making your purchase over the holiday weekend.
Continue reading to see the list.
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The Kia Nero Electric 2025 model is 21% off this weekend. It usually costs between $39,600 and $44,600 and is not eligible for EV credits. Consumer Reports has it as a "recommended pick."
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The Ioniq 6 is another highly-rated EV on sale this weekend. Consumer Reports said buyers can score it 16% off. It usually retails for between $37,850 and $54,600, meaning there's potential savings of more than $8,000 off the MSRP.
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Hyundai's subcompact Kona SUV is being sold for 8% off its usual price of between $24,550 and $33,600. It gets an overall 26 miles per gallon and is a Consumer Reports recommended pick.
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Honda $HMC's highly-rated pickup truck is 8% off this holiday weekend. Consumer Reports recommends the truck, ranking it number one among mid-sized pickups. It usually goes for between $40,150 and $46,750 and gets an overall 20 miles per gallon.
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The Sonata Hybrid, a Consumer Reports recommended pick, is 6% off this weekend, allowing buyers to save more than $1,800 from the MSRP of $31,250.
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Ford $F's classic SUV is 6% off this weekend, meaning buyers can save around $2,880 on the MSRP of $47,020. The SUV gets 21 miles per gallon overall, according to Consumer Reports testing.
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The 2025 Escape is also 6% off this weekend, saving buyers more than $1,700 on the MSRP of $30,915. It's a Consumer Reports recommend pick, although it's ranked 17th on its list of best compact SUVs. It gets an overall 25 miles per gallon.
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Ford $F's fun Bronco Sport is 6% off as well. It ranks ninth on Consumer Reports list of best subcompact SUVs, and gets an overall 25 miles per gallon. Buyers can save more than $2,000 on the MSRP of $36,455.
