AutoTrader.com Editors Name the Most-Anticipated New Vehicles of 2015

01/12/2015

Experts reveal how new and used shoppers benefit from staying apprised of new model launches

ATLANTA, Jan. 12, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- AutoTrader.com analysts say 2015 is shaping up to be another strong sales year for the automotive industry, and manufacturers are already unveiling new vehicles to lure shoppers to their showrooms in the New Year. To help consumers get a jump start on their shopping lists, AutoTrader.com's editorial team has identified the ten vehicles that they're most looking forward to seeing on dealer lots in 2015.

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"Our list includes a cross section of vehicles we think are likely to be some of the most sought after cars and trucks this year," AutoTrader.com Site Editor, Brian Moody, says. "The truck segment is getting even more competitive, as several new models will be added to a lineup that already has a lot of fresh product. Several iconic sports cars are also getting a makeover, and some interesting new luxury entries will be making their debut."

In a recent poll, more than two-thirds of AutoTrader.com visitors said that it's important to be aware of new model launches and redesigns when shopping for a car. Moody says all car shoppers can benefit from staying apprised of new model launches and vehicle redesigns – even if you're looking for used or certified pre-owned.

"Many dealers may offer savings on remaining stock of the outgoing model, and this can trickle down into CPO and used as well. If you don't have to have the latest and greatest, cross-shopping new vs. outgoing models is a great way to get more car for your dollar," Moody advises.

AutoTrader's most-anticipated new vehicles of 2015 include:

  • Mazda MX-5 Miata
  • Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
  • Nissan Titan
  • Chevrolet Corvette Z06
  • Jaguar XE
  • Mercedes-Benz S550 PHEV
  • Volkswagen Golf R
  • Chevy Colorado Duramax Diesel
  • Jeep Renegade
  • Toyota Tacoma

To learn more about the vehicles on this list and browse listings of more than 4 million new, used and certified pre-owned vehicles for sale, visit AutoTrader.com.

About AutoTrader.com 
Created in 1997, Atlanta-based AutoTrader.com is the Internet's ultimate automotive marketplace. As a leading resource for car shoppers and sellers, AutoTrader.com aggregates millions of new, used and certified pre-owned cars from thousands of dealers and private sellers and provides expert articles and reviews. AutoTrader.com, which also operates the AutoTraderClassics.com auto marketing brand, is wholly owned by Cox Automotive. Additionally, Cox Automotive owns Kelley Blue Book (KBB.com®), Manheim Auctions as well as companies that provide a full suite of software tools that help dealers and manufacturers manage their inventory and advertising online: vAuto®, HomeNet Automotive®, VinSolutions®, AIS Rebates™, Genius Labs® and Haystak™. Cox Automotive is a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises. For more information, please visit http://press.autotrader.com.

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SOURCE AutoTrader.com

For further information: Kristin Ballard, 404-568-7953, Kristin.Ballard@AutoTrader.com; Nicole Twork, 770-547-7950, Nicole.Twork@AutoTrader.com

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