5 Great New Cars You Might Be Overlooking

5 Great New Cars You Might Be Overlooking Great new car choices often lurk under the radar screen, hidden from the limelight. They might not be the best selling in a given segment and might not have sexy styling, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider them. Daring to be different can have its rewards. Here we list five great new cars that merit special attention even though they might not be the most obvious choice or something your trend-setting neighbor just parked in the driveway.   In compiling this list, we not only looked at how the models did in our testing but also factored in feedback from owners who told us in significant numbers that they would definitely buy the vehicle again. Lincoln MKZ If the MKZ had a badge from a German brand, it would be on more people’s radar. Impressive ride and handling, smooth powertrains, and a luxurious cabin are among its virtues. Look for a 2017 model with the new Sync3 infotainment system. Read the complete Lincoln MKZ road test. Nissan Rogue Don’t confuse this SUV with the Rogue Select, which is the previous-generation version. The current Rogue is roomy and easy to drive and has competitive fuel economy, sound ride and handling, and an optional third-row seat. Read the complete Nissan Rogue road test. Kia Sorento Can one of Consumer Reports' Top Picks of 2016 be overlooked? With its smooth engines, quiet interior, comfortable ride and responsive handling, the Sorento is a sold, satisfying vehicle. A wide range of available safety features is another reason the Kia belongs on your three-row-SUV short list. Read the complete Kia Sorento road test. Subaru Legacy Not every Subaru is an SUV. The Legacy has the same fuel-efficient powertrain, roomy interior, and safety features as the Outback wagon, but it adds a luxurious ride wrapped in a sedan body. Read the complete Subaru Legacy road test. Kia Soul It’s certainly not sexy. But really, who cares. This quirky small-SUV alternative delivers great visibility, easy access, a roomy cabin, and plentiful cargo space, and it has a wide array of optional features. Read the complete Kia Soul road test. Consumer Reports has no relationship with any advertisers on this website. Copyright © 2006-2016 Consumers Union of U.S.

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