The big family crossover returns after nearly a decade on the market. This time it is much larger than its GMC sibling and promises to be the most spacious large offering in the class.

A new platform, engines, and look bring some much needed life to GMC aging Terrain platform which hasn’t stopped GMC from selling over 700,000 units since 2009. Buyers shopping for a compact crossover should add one to their short list.

With the new competition crowding Subaru’s corner, the company gives the latest WRX some new styling, tweaked steering and suspension, and new performance features. Power remains unchanged but those who have always wanted a WRX should head on over to their local Subaru dealer.

Buick dealers have been screaming for a vehicle to slot between the too small Encore and too big Enclave, will the all-new Envision be just right?

Germany may be the more well known players in the super sport sedan class, but America and Japan each want some German blood. The latest CTS-V now sporting a 640 horsepower supercharged monster and a track ready suspension straight off the showroom floor. Lexus brings its first ever GS F sedan with a screaming 5.0L naturally aspirated V8 and least amount of weight in the segment. Watch our full comparison test and see which one we think is the best choice to bring the fight to Europe.

As we close off 2016, let’s take a look at the top 5 cars we drove this year that made our naughty and nice list. As always, thank you so much for subscribing and watching hope you all have a Happy New Year and see you all in 2017!

With a screaming naturally aspirated V8 making nearly 500 horsepower under the hood, the all-new Lexus GS F promises to be the most potent sedan to ever grace the Lexus showroom. Throw in a refined cabin, spacious interior, and wicked styling and what you have is a legitimate alternative to German and American luxury sport sedans. Just don’t compare it to a BMW M5, Mercedes-AMG E63S or Cadillac CTS-V.

Looking for a Japanese BMW M5? Lexus may just have the perfect vehicle for you. The all-new Lexus GS F is the most powerful sedan the company has ever produced.

Using the same supercharged 6.2L LT4 monster from the Corvette ZO6, Cadillac brings an assault rifle to the super sedan horsepower war typically dominated by German offerings. If you’re bent on not buying something European, this all American 2017 CTS-V fits the bill quite nicely.