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This has been an exciting year for new cars, and AutoGuide has gathered 5 of the best to come out for 2019 for some serious testing in the twisty, demanding roads of Southern California.

Car enthusiasts were probably hoping that the Eclipse name would be reserved for something with two doors and sporty handling, but instead, it’s been tacked to a new crossover from Mitsubishi.

Heart-pounding it may not be, but the curiously-named Toyota Furia Concept just debuted at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show to preview elements of the next-generation Corolla.

The Mercedes CLS pretty much invented the “four-door coupe” and an all-new third generation model has just debuted here at the LA Auto Show.

Join Jodi Lai and Craig Cole as they tour the floor of the 2018 LA Auto Show to see all of the most important vehicle reveals up close.

In 1999, the first Honda hybrid, the Insight, rolled onto showroom floors.

For full review, visit: autoguide.com/auto-news/2010/11/la-2010-2012-nissan-gt-r-530-hp-and-0-60-in-under-3-0-seconds.html Rarely, if ever, does a mid-cycle refresh get the attention

The 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 is proudly on display at the New York Auto Show.

After a four-and-a-half-decade hiatus, Mercedes-Benz will once again offer a droptop, four-seat flagship car.

The latest supercar to come from Lamborghini, the Huracan, has been spotted shooting a TV commercial finished in an absolutely stunning shade of orange.

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The new 2017 Audi A4 was unveiled in June, but the German automaker’s popular sedan made its public debut at the Frankfurt motor show.

Toyota has revealed a pair of Yaris subcompacts here in Geneva. There's a more economical and refined mainstream model plus the GRMN which is a supercharged performance variant.

Despite a few minor issues, the 2017 Infiniti QX30 Sport is a solid little car that feels much better than its Mercedes platform twin.

Competing in a segment all their own the MINI Paceman and Range Rover Evoque aren't really rivals, unless you're looking for something tremendously original.

The current Audi A8, Jaguar XJ-L and Mercedes-Benz S-Class all pamper occupants with elevated levels of comfort, luxury and technology.

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The 4C sports car marks Alfa Romeo’s triumphant return to the United States. It’s a strong opening act, though it’s not without its faults.

Drivers don't need to spend huge money to get a fun used sports car — there are plenty of options for under $10,000.

Ford sells legions of F-150 and Super Duty pickup trucks every year. Their chassis-cab offerings, commercial vans and medium-duty rigs are HUGELY popular as well.

SEMA is the best show to go to if you love modified cars.

Here are AutoGuide.com's Top 10 picks for the cars with the best interiors. We've got everything from affordable crossovers to family sedans and even a truck.

Debuting here at the Chicago Auto Show is Ford’s latest and greatest Expedition. For 2018, it gains more power, efficiency and driver-assistance features, while shedding a whole bunch of weight.

It doesn't wow you with a bold new design, or with best-in-class mpg claims. And that's disappointing at first.

Americans LOVE crossovers, and it’s a real shame, because this fixation has completely blinded us to the viability of other automotive options.

Zero to 60 Designs’ crazy Ford GTT creation made its debut at the 2016 SEMA Show.

With a long list of mid-sized car-based crossovers emerging on the market, the 2010 Outback has grown considerably to keep on top of a segment that it started 15 years ago.

The 2020 Ford Escape is lower, wider and longer than the outgoing model. Consequently, it should offer greater head-, shoulder- and hip-room in both rows of seats.

Lexus takes claim to inventing the luxury crossover segment when the RX first came out a decade ago and now it’s hoping to build on that massive success with an all-new subcompact model, the UX.

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