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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (2026)
While not the most up-to-date of the domestic pickups, the Silverado is plenty capable across a wide range of configurations.
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Tesla Model 3 Standard RWD (2025)
HIGHS: A lower price for a wider audience; retains the glass roof, unlike the Model Y; still fun enough in the curves.
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Spacious rear seat and cargo area, decent off-road capability, friendly dashboard controls.
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Smooth hybrid powertrain, attractive and roomy interior, formidable fuel economy.
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Roomier than before in the rear seat and cargo area, still drives great, big new touchscreen infotainment system.
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We found the app to be very user-friendly, with the best displays for charge-rate graphs, and it also shows the total charge time and total energy output during each charge.
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When we drove the Forester Wilderness on- and off-road, we found it plenty capable in the rough stuff and were also impressed with its ride quality on the road.
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An engine type for every need, competitive towing and payload capacities, near countless cab, bed, and trim combos.
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Stylish from every angle, more spacious inside than most rivals, easygoing on-road demeanor.
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Soft ride, rife with interior storage, top trims offer near-luxury interiors.
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When fitted with the more powerful turbocharged four-cylinder, the Escape is one of the zippiest compact SUVs available.
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The Accord is smooth, quiet, and composed, and remains as fun to drive as ever
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With its affordable price, clean design, agile moves, and economical powertrains, the Honda Civic remains the benchmark of the compact-car class.
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Agreeable ride, great rear-seat legroom, tech updates make its cabin more contemporary.
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The cabin is roomy, and its controls and infotainment setups are close at hand and easy to use.
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Quite fuel efficient, plenty of standard driver-assist tech, available in sedan and hatchback form factors.
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Glides over pavement, no shortage of standard equipment, low entry price.
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Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD (2025)
Long EPA driving-range estimates, strong acceleration, quieter interior than the previous model.
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Clek Oobr High Back Booster Car Seat
Lab experts at the Institute were pleased to find the unique-looking Oobr constructed of durable, high-quality materials.
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Hyundai Ioniq 6 Long Range RWD (2025)
Excellent EPA range, zippy dual-motor models, solid bang for your buck.
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