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A couple years back I declared the then newly revamped Subaru Crosstrek Sport to be the ultimate version of the compact crossover. Revision Time.

Nissan’s economical, reliable and family-friendly compact sedan, Sentra, delivers what Nash, Studebaker, and later AMC built their business on.

This Chevy has all the goods one really needs at the much more attractive entry price.

Primo comfort, convenience and modest cost of operation are the hallmarks of Toyota’s Sienna minivan.

Subaru finally entered the EV market a couple years ago with Solterra, an AWD crossover it developed with Toyota.

The redesign really focuses on improving the occupant’s comfort and ease of access, plus ditching the ever-annoying console-mounted screen tuner. Hallelujah!

It’s near perfect for a family of four that needs a short-bed pickup.

Volkswagen comes to the power party with a juiced-up version of its handsome Tiguan.

Welcome to off-roading heaven via Toyota’s newest Tundra rock crusher, the Tundra I-Force Max TRD Pro.

A twin-turbo unit like the V6 in Nissan’s upgraded Armada, the flagship of Nissan’s fleet adds power, but better gas mileage? Yes.