What the 2019 Chicago Auto Show lacked in major new-model debuts, it more than made up for in sheer vehicular volume. And the near-comprehensive slate of 2019 and 2020 cars represented enabled Cars.com reviewers to do what we’re continually urging readers to do at auto shows: Compare and contrast multiple models from a class in which you’re car shopping right there on the auto-show floor, free of the pressures of the dealership lot and a lot more efficient.
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