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BMW is bringing the limited-edition 2020 BMW M2 CS Coupe, a higher-power and more track-capable version of the 2019 M2 Competition, to the 2019 L.A. Auto Show for an official unveiling on Nov. 20.

The redesigned BMW 3 Series is late to the party, a shindig that saw the all-new 2019 Genesis G70 win the night. How do the two sedans compare? We tested them.

Fresh off its 2018-model-year redesign, the Toyota Camry adds incremental improvements for 2019 to remain a solid choice among mid-size sedans — if you’re willing to spend enough.

A $30,000 Hyundai hatchback shouldn’t trump the sports-carness of anything named AMG, M, S or RS, but a single button inside the Hyundai Veloster N leans that way.

Styling updates help the 2019 Audi A6 luxury sedan keep its edge in the looks department, but a stiff ride and touch-sensitive controls take the driving experience in another direction.

The 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee is a solid, stylish SUV that’s starting to show its age – no surprise, given the current generation has been around since 2011, with only a cosmetic refresh in 2014.

We drive Mercedes-Benz’s updated best-seller, the 2020 GLC300, as well as its quicker AMG GLC63 sibling.

Dodge’s announcement that Widebody versions of the Charger would be coming for the 2020 model year were met with personal delight. In large part because I know what “Widebody” means in Dodge parlance: a serious upgrade in performance.

The new-for-2019 Cadillac XT4 is the GM luxury brand’s latest entry in what has become a crowded market of luxury SUVs. Here’s everything you need to know if you’re shopping for one.