We know shopping for a car can be a real hassle. So, we want to make the process easier and more enjoyable for you. With that in mind, we’ve put together this handy list of the top cars right now, so you can get straight to reading about your next dream ride.
Mercedes-Benz S580
For a classically elegant vehicle that is surprisingly comfortable and accommodating to its occupants, look no further than the redesigned Mercedes-Benz S580. In addition to its cutting-edge interior technology that makes driving a pleasure, the S-Class also features stunning exterior styling that makes it a pleasure to be seen in.
Genesis G80
The Genesis G80 is a smart and comfortable luxury sedan that drives like a much smaller car. It drives and handles well, and it has a refined cabin. The G80 features a stylish exterior and premium interior, and it comes with a long list of standard features.
Nissan Rogue
The Nissan Rogue is a midsize crossover aimed directly at young families. Although its exterior is strikingly plain, it’s a sharp vehicle inside and out. More importantly, it’s comfortable and efficient, strong in terms of safety and active safety gear, has plenty of passenger space, and is equipped with the latest in-car technology. It’s not cheap, but it performs almost perfectly in every area that matters to modern buyers.
Honda Civic Sedan
Less is often more, especially when it comes to sedans. The most recent Civic is no exception, with Honda opting to take a simpler, cleaner approach to its design. The resulting look doesn’t always turn heads, like some of its contemporaries, but it’s smart and restrained, which for many buyers is preferable to wild designs that are only there to ensure the car “stands out.” This redesign isn’t all about style, though; there are plenty of improvements under the skin as well.
Porsche 911 Turbo
The latest generation of the 911 Turbo delivers even more power than its predecessor. It retains all-wheel drive (now standard instead of part of the performance package), along with a set of winter tires that allow drivers to take control of their car’s traction on slick roads.
