2019 Toyota Camry Price Quotes From Local Dealers

2019 Mazda CX-5 Signature Driving Impressions

Following a major re-design last year, the 2019 Mazda CX-5, the brand's best-selling vehicle four years running, adds a new turbo engine for two new trim levels, as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capability on select models, while continuing with class-above features at every price point. But it remains held back by an awkward infotainment interface, middling cargo volume, and a stiff ride with too much road and wind noise on models with larger wheels.

2019 Lexus ES 350 F Sport Driving Impressions

Based on a new platform, the all-new 2019 Lexus ES 350 F arrives sporting a sleek, toned shape, feature-laden upscale interior, strong acceleration, and a wide range of advanced safety features. But perfection is eluded as all-wheel drive is unavailable, the infotainment system is overly complex, while it faces still competition in a crossover-obsessed market.

2019 Kia Forte EX Driving Impressions

The 2019 Kia Forte is all-new this year with Stinger-inspired styling cues, good fuel economy, and a number of standard active safety features. But performance from the single engine choice is only middling, the interior of the base model is low-buck, while the nameplate is no longer offered as a hatchback.

2019 Hyundai Kona Ultimate AWD Driving Impressions

The 2019 Hyundai Kona continues the brand's notable value proposition by offering buyers competitive fuel economy, a class-above interior, an intuitive infotainment system and, for 2019, a range of advanced safety features that are standard on all trim levels. But it remains hampered by busy styling touches, a standard engine that offers only modest acceleration, and an interior that's on the small side for the segment.

Engine (HP, Size, Type)	203 @ 6600, 2.5 L/152, Regular Unleaded I-4 206 @ 6600, 2.5 L/152, Regular Unleaded I-4 301 @ 6600, 3.5 L/211, Regular Unleaded V-6 208 @ 5700, 2.5 L/152, Gas/Electric I-4
Transmission	Automatic w/OD CVT w/OD
Height, Overall min. (in)	56.9
Length, Overall min. (in)	192.1
Wheelbase, min. (in)	111.2
Width, w/o Mirrors (in)	72.4
Base Curb Weight, min. (lbs)	3241

L	$24,095 Starting MSRP	L Auto (GS) - $24,095 L Auto (SE) - $24,095 L Auto (Natl) - $24,095
LE	$24,600 Starting MSRP	LE Auto (SE) - $24,600 LE Auto (Natl) - $24,600 LE Auto (GS) - $24,600
SE	$25,800 Starting MSRP	SE Auto (SE) - $25,800 SE Auto (Natl) - $25,800 SE Auto (GS) - $25,800
Hybrid LE	$28,400 Starting MSRP	Hybrid LE CVT (Natl) - $28,400 Hybrid LE CVT (GS) - $28,400 Hybrid LE CVT (SE) - $28,400
XLE	$29,175 Starting MSRP	XLE Auto (Natl) - $29,175 XLE Auto (SE) - $29,175 XLE Auto (GS) - $29,175
XSE	$29,725 Starting MSRP	XSE Auto (SE) - $29,725 XSE Auto (GS) - $29,725 XSE Auto (Natl) - $29,725
Hybrid SE	$30,100 Starting MSRP	Hybrid SE CVT (SE) - $30,100 Hybrid SE CVT (GS) - $30,100 Hybrid SE CVT (Natl) - $30,100
Hybrid XLE	$32,975 Starting MSRP	Hybrid XLE CVT (GS) - $32,975 Hybrid XLE CVT (Natl) - $32,975 Hybrid XLE CVT (SE) - $32,975
XLE V6	$34,300 Starting MSRP	XLE V6 Auto (GS) - $34,300 XLE V6 Auto (SE) - $34,300 XLE V6 Auto (Natl) - $34,300
XSE V6	$34,850 Starting MSRP	XSE V6 Auto (GS) - $34,850 XSE V6 Auto (Natl) - $34,850 XSE V6 Auto (SE) - $34,850

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