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The 2017 Mini John Cooper Works Clubman can be a lot of fun on a twisty mountain road, but its high price suggests dropping down to the Cooper S Clubman, which will likely be just as satisfying.
Not the most thrilling three-row SUV, but one that's reliable and should last until the kids are grown and out of the house.
The Subaru Impreza is an affordable and functional hatchback (or sedan) that's great for sporty folks who regularly have to deal with snow or rain.
A good-looking crossover that should satisfy most buyers.
With excellent on-road poise, bang-on aesthetics and an attractive price, the Mazda3 stands as a solid alternative to the segment's stalwarts.
Enthusiasts who like to carve up the twisties should look elsewhere, but those who need comfortable transportation should be satisfied.
The 2010 Cadillac SRX fits Cadillac's luxury reputation and combines a modern cabin tech package in a useful small SUV form.
Toyota's three-row crossover still has plenty to offer, but is in need of an update.
Tons of fun for everyday driving, the 2019 Veloster is an excellent value compared to rivals.
An odd balance of "bigger is better" and "less is more," the 2018 Volkswagen Tiguan has nevertheless matured significantly for its second-gen model.
It's tough to recommend the X2 when it's smaller than the X1, costs more and doesn't offer any noticeably better driving dynamics.
A strong luxury choice in the subcompact crossover segment.
The 2018 Volkswagen Atlas doesn't do much to inspire emotion, but the three-row SUV is well-built and should satisfy most consumers.
The 2016 Subaru Crosstrek may measure on the smaller side for an SUV, but it exhibits all the driving capability of its bigger siblings, both on and off-road. Cabin electronics may not be the latest and greatest, but active safety technologies count for a lot.
For those that prefer to fly under the radar, the 2016 Volkswagen Golf's practicality is sure to charm.
The 2015 Mercedes-Benz GLA250 is a good-looking and capable entrant in the compact SUV segment with an impressive array of driver assistance tech available, but its ride quality falls short of its premium price.
The 2015 BMW X4's odd design may narrow its appeal, but it holds up the BMW reputation for excellent handling, and its dashboard electronics include the widest range of connected features in the business.
Though not our first pick in the segment, the X4 deserves high marks among compact luxury crossovers.