2019 new york auto show

Mercedes-Benz has fired the latest salvo in the luxury SUV battle in the form of the redesigned 2020 GLS-Class. We got a chance to check it out at the 2019 New York auto show.

Toyota's all-new 2020 Highlander gets a conservative redesign with significant but not revolutionary improvements.

For the second consecutive year, Volkswagen brought a pickup truck to the 
 New York auto show; this year it's the Tarok Concept slated for the Brazil 
 market.

Genesis' latest concept car, the Mint Concept debuting at the 2019 New 
 York auto show, goes in a different direction from the Essentia Concept of 
 the 2018 show.

Mazda unveiled a diesel variant of its CX-5 SUV at the 2019 New York auto 
 show. Available only with AWD in the SUV's top trim, the oil-burning CX-5 
 will start north of $40,000.

Kia's latest concept vehicle is the HabaNiro, which is basically a rolling version of the computers from "Minority Report."

For model-year 2020, the redesigned Subaru Outback exhibits subtle style 
 changes; the big changes are underneath and inside.

The Jaguar XE's updates for 2020 go a long way toward addressing a previously austere cabin, but we'll have to see whether the new interfaces drag down usability.

The New York auto show is known for high-end vehicle debuts, but one of 
 the stars for 2019 is a redesigned and very mainstream 2020 Toyota 
 Highlander. Here's what you should know.

It's going to be a busy 2019 for Lincoln brand, as not one but two 
 mainstream SUVs are set to hit showrooms later this year. The first was the 
 2020 Aviator, and now comes the 2020 Corsair. Here's what to expect.