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A trio of exciting debuts from popular mainstream models anchors the busy 
 2019 New York auto show. Here's what to expect when things get 
 underway.

Nissan unveiled a redone 2020 Versa subcompact sedan with cuter styling 
 and more safety tech to chase more sales in a market segment that has 
 shrunk. 
 

Hyundai has released sketches of the exterior and interior for its new 
 Venue baby SUV on its way to an unveiling at the 2019 New York auto 
 show.

Debuting at the 2019 New York International Auto Show, the Volkswagen 
 Atlas Basecamp Concept was inspired by endurance mountain biking.

The redesigned 2020 Hyundai Sonata will feature a digital key, a smartphone app that allows owners and users to lock, unlock, start the car and more by using their smartphone.

Acura will unveil the limited-edition 2020 TLX PMC Edition at the 2019 New 
 York auto show along with a prototype MDX PMC Edition. Both will be 
 specially built at Acura's Performance Manufacturing Center.

Audi's tiny rocket, the TT RS, gets a mild refresh for model-year 2019, 
 giving it a slightly altered appearance, new colors and a phone box.

Despite not having a new vehicle to debut at the 2019 New York auto 
 show, Maserati will still bring ome wow to the show with the debut of a 
 personalization service and new woven leather interior for the Levante.

A special edition of Infiniti's 2019 Q50 sedan debuts at next week's 2019 
 New York International Auto Show. Called the Q50 Signature Edition, it hits 
 dealerships in May.

Toyota has released a teaser, actually a 3-D illusion, for the redone 2020 
 Highlander SUV that it will unveil at the New York International Auto Show 
 next week.