Perfect Honeymoon: 2019 Lexus LS500
Do you frequent black-tie events followed by 1000-mile road trips? If so, the Lexus LS500 is the perfect car for you!
Disrupting: 2019 Genesis G70 3.3T
Clean lines, a top-shelf interior, and one hell of a powertrain, the Genesis G70 is an all-around brilliant package.
Quick Spin: 2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid
The Corolla Hybrid is a well rounded package at an affordable price. It’s a car that appeals as easily to existing hybrid drivers as it does to those who have never given hybrids a chance.
Quick Spin: 2019 VW Jetta GLI
The 2019 Volkwagen Jetta GLI remains the sport sedan you can drive every day without compromise. The sporty dynamics, upscale features, and available technology make it a standout.
Designer: 2019 Mercedes AMG CLS 53
Fifteen years have gone by since Mercedes unveiled the first ever four-door coupe. The CLS is the “OG” and, to our eyes, remains the benchmark in a crowding luxury segment.
Surprise: 2019 Lexus ES350 F Sport
Quite, comfortable, and relaxing are all things we’ve come to expect from the Lexus ES350. So too, have we been spoiled by its interior appointments and build quality.
Quick Spin: 2019 Kia K900
The all-new 2019 Kia K900 is a car that lives in the gray space of large, luxury sedans that aren’t German. But this K900 struck us as a budget-friendly luxury sedan that undercuts the competition so well that you might be tempted to give it a try.
Greatest Showman: 2019 Lexus LS500
Comfort is the priority here and the 2019 Lexus LS500 delivers in spades. The car gets on with it’s job in an absolutely effortless way. Once you’re behind the wheel and driving down the road, you realize how isolating the experience is.
Grand: 2019 Buick Regal GS
The shining star of the Regal GS is how it handles. The steering, suspension, brakes, and even the all-wheel-drive system all work in tandem to make it happen.
Ambassador: 2018 Genesis G90 Premium
The most striking aspect of the G90 is just how long it is. The wheelbase extends for an eternity, which makes a walk to the trunk and back count as measurable exercise.
