The luxury brand’s top seller is completely redesigned and has a new, more powerful turbo engine.
The midsize sedan’s new lineup ranges from racy to rain-worthy models and everything in between.
A solar roof panel on this midsize sedan can increase the driving range by about 2 miles per day.
A different chassis and independent rear suspension tame the ride and allow for lots more room inside.
The compact SUV, Nissan’s best seller, gets a power boost, improved ride and handling, and more tech.
A turbocharged engine, all-wheel drive, and 8-speed automatic transmission are standard on both versions.
Otherworldly performance meets practicality in this new creation from the high-performance brand.
Wireless charging and a blind spot monitoring system with rear cross traffic alert are included.
The brand’s legendary best-selling compact car now sports the powertrain of its most fuel-efficient.
A new Ioniq sub-brand of Hyundai will have a full line of battery electric vehicles starting in 2021.
The entry-level LX model joins the other trims with a standard turbo engine and driver-assist technology.
The luxury brand’s flagship has interior space and advanced technology suitable for chauffeuring.
Even in a downturn, people need cars. This compact SUV is inexpensive and gets great fuel economy.
There’s a new 221-horsepower turbo engine, 8-speed automatic transmission, and a much roomier cabin.
All models have a new telematics unit, and a 9-speaker Kenwood premium audio system is available.
Larger than the Encore, smaller than the Enclave, this stylish recent arrival fills a size niche.
A six-speed manual transmission option is now available on both Sport and Sport Touring models.
