Every year, a group of auto journalists (including Roadshow's Chris Paukert) gets together and votes on the North American Car and Truck of the Year award. This year has expanded to include a separate SUV category. These are all the cars that qualify for the award, which will be handed out at the Detroit auto show in January.
The bigger Alfa Romeo is ready to make its U.S. debut.
Two wheel 20-inch wheel designs are available on the 2016 Buick Cascada.
The G90 adopts much of its design language from the Hyundai Genesis sedan, including the general shape of its front end.
Infiniti brought a new 2017 Q60 coupe to the 2016 Detroit auto show.
Porsche is giving its fixed-roof Cayman the 718 treatment, much as it did the Boxster late last year.
Three trim levels, three ride heights, just one body. Why yes, this is a little confusing.
Also helping to increase rigidity and lower NVH is the greater use of structural adhesives.
Four different engines are available in the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS lineup ranging from a diesel V6, turbocharged V6 and a couple of turbocharged V8 engines.
Mazda's 7-passenger CX-9 gets overhauled for the 2016 model year. The new exterior design is more upright and confident, fitting in nicely with the rest of Mazda's new lineup.
The Titan bears many similarities to the larger Titan XD.