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Sophisticated, comfortable Volkswagen ID.4 includes decent drive range
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Mazda MX-5 Miata still a champ
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The 2022 Hyundai Tucson Limited Hybrid AWD is sportier and more spacious.
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The luxurious 2021 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Limited is one of few remaining large sedans.
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The 2021 Mazda CX-30 2.5 Turbo AWD is sporty and practical
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Civic is no longer just a point A to point B commuter.
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A sensible hybrid for the masses.
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Grand Touring in the only rotary-powered production car on the planet.
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High-Tech wagon expands TL lineup.
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4xe unnecessarily complicates an uncomplicated conveyance, but does boost economy.
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Adding N Line fills a performance-size hole in Sonota's lineup.
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MDX moves a bit upmarket and gains a bit of sport in 2022 redesign.
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More power and two letters make Toyota's Supra a more complete sports car.
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Toyota's RAV4 perfectly defines the compact crossover segment and gives others a benchmark.
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First Drive: Wilderness ... What you expect, plus more.
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First Drive: A good 3-row Jeep.
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First Drive: A darn nice pickup, car, SUV thing.
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Old-school charm, modern day problems.
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2021 Toyota Sienna: Handsome styling, cool tech make this an excellent road-trip vehicle.
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It's a Santa Cruz, not a pickup
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Aspirational Lexus adds a soft top touch.
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Check ID when buying electric.
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Plugged in and ready to roll
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Genesis giving fits to luxury car competitors
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Mazda can brag about CX9's peppy engine
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Toyota adds color to power in the Camry TRD
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Useful rotating seat adds to allure of Toyota Sienna
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Hybrid added to Toyota's Corolla lineup
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Zapped with electrification, the RAV4 is even better.
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Paving the way for a performance line at Hyundai.
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An electrified Jeep performs just like any other, if not better.
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A near perfect blend of hot hatch and crossover utility.
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Recharging both the vehicle and the driver with a spa-like interior.
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