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Infiniti says the 2022 QX55, with its swoopy roofline, is the spiritual successor to the luxury brand’s original FX SUV.

The 2022 Hyundai Tucson is significantly bigger than the outgoing models and will be available with gas-only, hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains.

VW says the 2022 Golf R uses the “most powerful version” of the Golf lineup’s turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine.

The new version of the three-row Acura MDX SUV rides on a new platform, and gets upgraded interior materials and additional technology.

The 2022 Taos is a new SUV with a length and a wheelbase landing part way between the Tiguan and micro-SUVs like the Ford EcoSport or Chevrolet Trax.

The 2021 Santa Fe’s powertrain upgrades, even without the addition of a hybrid option, are significant compared to the laggy 2020 Santa Fe.

Honda’s popular Accord and Accord Hybrid roll into the 2021 model year with minor, but important, enhancements as well as refreshed front styling.

The Lexus J201 Concept is a lifted, 550-horsepower, LX 570-based overlanding monster.

The 2021 Jaguar XF sedan gets a mild exterior styling update, more upscale cabin materials and a new multimedia system with over-the-air update functionality.

We’ve had to wait until now to see the full-bore BMW M3 and M4 performance versions, but now we know they’ll be the only U.S. BMWs to offer manual transmissions.