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The 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLA250 has most of the swagger people expect from a Mercedes, but it’s plagued by a few small but noticeable issues.

Lexus announced mild updates to its popular RX line of SUVs for 2021, including additional standard safety technology and convenience features.

The 2020 Compass has the potential to stand out in a bland compact SUV class, but with an anemic drivetrain and embarrassing fuel economy, it has lost its way.

The 2021 Defender’s new trim level bridges the gap between the base and top trims, while the three-door Defender 90 brings an entry-level price.

The 2021 Mercedes-Benz E-Class adds new exterior styling, more driver-assist technology, more in-cabin tech and the electrification of some of its powertrains.

For 2021, Chrysler brings more style, standard safety features and available all-wheel drive to the Pacifica minivan.

Known as one of the cheapest new cars you can buy, the 2020 Toyota Yaris is easy on the wallet and also can be fun to drive.

The addition of the Challenger Scat Pack Shaker and T/A 392 for 2021 brings the Widebody Challenger count to six.

The 2020 Cadillac CT5 is uniquely positioned between small luxury sedans and more expensive mid-size luxury cars; it offers a lot of luxury car for your money.

The 2021 Civic hatch gets a $250 price increase but no updates, and Honda is also holding off on including the EX-L, at least right away.