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Cars.com’s coverage of the resurrected-for-2021 Bronco dominates this week’s stable of stories, occupying four of 10 spots.

The 2021 Palisade’s all-wheel-drive-only Calligraphy trim adds a downhill brake control system as well as Snow Mode.

The regular Corolla sedan also gets some updates for 2021, including Android Auto capability, which joins Apple CarPlay and Amazon Alexa.

Toyota’s flagship Avalon sedan is getting all-wheel drive for the 2021 model year — but it’s limiting that system to tamer, four-cylinder gas-engine models.

Nissan enters a burgeoning class of all-electric SUVs with the Ariya, which will offer dual-motor all-wheel drive.

The 2020 Mini Cooper SE Hardtop is an electric-powered coupe that capitalizes on the brand’s reputation for building small cars that are fun to drive and easy to park.

Updated for 2020, the best-selling Mercedes-Benz GLC crossover SUV offers you everything you could get in a C-Class sedan but with added cargo space.

Base and Premium model prices for the 2021 Crosstrek increase by $140, while the Limited model will increase in price by $640

The 2021 Chevrolet Corvette carries over mostly unchanged from the prior model year, but Chevy has made a few changes, expanding some feature availability and changing up some colors.

Playing around with the 2020 Chevrolet Corvette configurator? Here’s how Cars.com reviewer Aaron Bragman would spec the Corvette of his dreams.