Future vehicles

In Cars.com’s most popular article of the past week, we run down the roster of the things we like about the reinvented 2021 Toyota Venza.

Mazda is updating its CX-9 flagship three-row SUV for the 2021 model year, adding a standard 10.25-inch dashboard display to all models.

The new Carnival minivan has beefy, SUV-like styling, a bevy of tech upgrades and the capability to carry a veritable carnival of people with an available fourth row.

We’ve had a look and a ride in the new 2021 Bronco and Bronco Sport — and found plenty of surprises in both.

Jeep posted images of what appears to be the resurrected Grand Wagoneer, an erstwhile SUV that could signal the brand’s first three-row model since the Commander.

Adaptive LED headlights, a backseat reminder and a passenger seat belt reminder are standard on all 2021 Legacy models.

The Carbon Edition for each of the three Mazda models features Polymetal Gray paint, black-finished alloy wheels and gloss-black mirrors.

Ford’s been hard at work with accessory suppliers to bring hundreds of items to market when the 2021 Bronco goes on sale.

For 2021, the Outback’s base, Premium and Onyx Edition XT models gain standard adaptive headlights that swivel in the direction of turns, making that feature standard across the board.

Hyundai announced the Elantra is adding an N Line for 2021 with an upgraded engine and the styling to match.