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It got a lovely styling update, but a stiff ride and the proliferation of touch-
sensitive controls haven’t made the new Audi A6 better than the old one.
By Aaron Bragman
Detroit Bureau Chief
Nearing the end of the road for this generation, the Rogue shows its age in interior design, media tech, loose driving dynamics and raucous CVT behavior.
By Fred Meier
Washington, D.C., Bureau Chief
Three-row luxury SUVs are not that common. The Toyota Land Cruiser-
based Lexus LX 570 rivals the GLS in price and size, while American entries
from Lincoln and Cadillac handily best the GLS on interior size, cargo room
and towing abilities for comparable coin.
By Aaron Bragman
Detroit Bureau Chief
As SUV sales soar, sedans seem about as uncool as my Hotmail email address, but there are a lot of great options in the compact class for those still interested, including the pleasant and poised 2019 Elantra.
By Jennifer Geiger
News Editor
The Passport offers a solid mix of on- and off-road capability, along with a
robust set of safety features, in a spacious package with good passenger
and cargo room.
By Brian Wong
L.A. Bureau Chief
A capable towing and off-road vehicle, the old-school GX 460 manages to
earn its keep in the Lexus lineup, but that’s due as much to the failure of
its stablemates as it is to its own inherent strengths.
By Joe Wiesenfelder
Executive Editor
The Tucson compact SUV is very competitive in price and features, but with its tidier size it might appeal most to shoppers who value maneuverability and parking ease more than cargo space.
By Fred Meier
Washington, D.C., Bureau Chief
The MDX is a stylish family hauler that capably mixes utility and sport, but its luxury credentials are less impressive.
By Brian Wong
L.A. Bureau Chief
Striking looks, blistering performance and undeniable exclusivity balance
out a mixed-bag interior.
By Aaron Bragman
Detroit Bureau Chief
If you want the widest powertrain choices or you need your pickup to be
safe and secure when towing and hauling, this is your truck. However, if
you want state-of-the-art interior quality, luxury material choices and
layout, you might have to look closer at Ford and Ram.
By Mark Williams
PickupTrucks.com Editor