What a new driveway runs here, and the details underneath that separate a good pour from a bad one.
A plain two-car driveway runs $8 to $14 per square foot. Stamped or colored finishes run $14 to $25. Demolition of an old slab adds about $1 to $3 per square foot.
Two driveways can look identical on day one and age completely differently. The difference is almost always the base: compacted subgrade, correct thickness for the load, and reinforcement where it belongs. When comparing bids in Sanger, ask each contractor what goes under the concrete and how thick the pour is. A price that seems too good usually thinned exactly what you never see.
Sanger ground stays wet between river proximity and irrigation, so a driveway should slope to shed water rather than let it pool against the base. And like the rest of the Valley, summers push past 100 degrees, so a good crew pours at first light and cures the slab deliberately instead of letting it bake dry.