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The 2016 Hyundai Elantra GT boasts a solid level of standard features with standouts that make it feel like a value, as well as optional features that add a premium feel and a premium price.
Though still very niche, the new 2016 Smart ForTwo is better than before in almost every way.
Although its power delivery can prove problematic, the 2015 Jeep Renegade shows excellent capability for a small SUV, delivering comfortable everyday driving and supporting weekend and vacation activities into snow and wilderness.
It has more power than any JCW that came before, but also a fair bit more polish. Is that a good thing?
Small in stature and a tad light on utility, the 2016 Mazda CX-3 hustles to the front of its burgeoning segment on the strength of its looks, dynamics, interior polish and technology.
The 2015 Ford Mustang GT is not only an excellent and powerful entrant to a historic model line, but also a very fine example of a modern sports coupe, leaving out cabin electronics that fall behind the competition.
The 2016 Mazda MX-5 Miata is a playful and perfectly balanced roadster that delivers more smiles per hour than many more powerful, more expensive sports cars.
Larger, with more doors and a more powerful engine, the 2015 Mini Cooper S, in 4-Door trim, broadens its appeal while retaining its unique looks -- but tread carefully on the option sheet as the price can get very high.
Fiat's cute little 500 model is big on style but short on space, so now we have the 500X, a compact SUV that delivers on cargo and cabin room while offering a surprisingly good ride.
The simple, savvy 2015 Chevrolet Trax sets only modest expectations, but it meets them handily while presenting a significant price advantage over competing models.
The new Optima also features a refined design and a new, mid-tier turbocharged 1.6-liter engine.
With spec-defying performance and surprisingly sophisticated driver-aid tech, the 2016 iA is both one of the best cars to wear the Scion badge and one of the best in its class.
GMC launched its updated Terrain model at the New York auto show, with new styling and a built-in 4G data connection, but this SUV has the proportions of a wagon.
The 2015 Toyota Camry features significant upgrades in connected cabin electronics and driver assistance features -- all worthwhile options -- but Toyota hasn't moved the needle on its gasoline engine options over the previous generation.
The 2015 Volkswagen Golf GTI continues to improve without straying too far from the blueprint that makes the original hot hatchback so great.
Though not without a few small compromises, the 2015 GMC Canyon Crew Cab is a do-it-all vehicle for those who need the comfort of a sedan and the flexibility of a truck.
The flexible, fun 2015 Honda Fit loses a bit of its sporty edge for this generation, but continues to stand out as a strong, driver-friendly choice in a very crowded segment.
It is hard to imagine a better all-around vehicle for those who enjoy outdoor activities, as the 2015 Subaru Outback offers an easy driving experience for urban and rural environments, but the four-cylinder version will meet most needs.