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The 2015 BMW M5 tries to be all things to all drivers: comfortable, configurable, and brutally fast. With the aid of a lot of expensive technology, it delivers on nearly all fronts.

The 2013 Audi S7 features a phenomenal amount of tech both in the cabin and under the hood. An impressive sport driver, its fuel economy remains decent enough for a daily commute.

The 2012 Tesla Model S sets a new standard for cars of the 21st century by integrating cabin tech equal to anything from the consumer electronics industry and incorporating a long-range, powerful, and efficient electric drivetrain.

The diesel engine's capability story is a good one. But even if you skip this new powertrain, the Ram 1500 is still the best full-size pickup truck you can buy today.

If you have the personal infrastructure to support charging the Model S at home, the 60 kWh battery is a good option for those who want electric power and cutting-edge features at Tesla's lowest price.

If you've got nearly $200,000 to drop on a car, the R8 is well worth your money.

The 2014 BMW i3 looks and feels like the compact car of the future, but its high price tag will be a huge sticking point for thrifty small-EV drivers.

The 2019 Ram 1500 is the truck we'd spend our money on.

The 2015 i8 commands a very high price, but it is the most exotic car currently bearing the BMW badge and offers a dual personality between efficient electric and powerful sport driving.

Loaded with tonnes of well thought of tech gear and a beautifully fashioned interior, the A8 is a technically brilliant luxury sedan. With all the tangible elements taken care of, the only thing holding it back from greater success is brand snobbery.

The 2019 A6 matches class-leading tech and comfortable performance with a tailored design. It's attractive without attracting too much attention.

One of the most well-rounded luxury vehicles you can buy today, the Audi A7 hatchback is as compelling as ever.