Sedan Reviews

Only Canadian-market Genesis models come standard with AWD; in the US, it's an option with the base V6 motor, and not offered at all in the top-trim V8 model. Here's a closer look at two different flavours of Hyundai’s latest AWD system tested in snowy Quebec.

The 2015 MINI Cooper S Countryman targets brand-loyal owners looking to move up to a larger, more capable vehicle, backed by all-wheel-drive.

The all-new 2015 Chrysler 300 sticks to it's bold, sculpted design but now gets a whole new level of refinement.

The 2015 Chevrolet Malibu has developed some less-than-positive associations, thanks to certain predecessors of the 2015 model reviewed here, and that's too bad, because it's one of the best cars in Chevy's current model range.

An Acura for the Millennials? The 2015 Acura ILX Dynamic was a Canada-only, performance-oriented model sporting a manual transmission and 201-hp. But the small sedan is a mixed bag of good, bad, and confusing.

Mazda puts a manual where it belongs in this sporty 184-hp compact sedan.

Redesigned, sportier 2015 Toyota Camry sheds the buttoned-down stigma, led by the Camry XSE V6 Sports Model and Hybrid SE. Our full review.

For 2015, Kia crosses a new threshold into the luxury sedan segment with the arrival of the K900.

Hyundai takes its second shot at the luxury sedan segment with the 2015 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 Tech with the V6.

Not your typical hybrid vehicle proposition: Porsche paves the way for future hybrid motoring with the 2014 Porsche Panamera S e-Hybrid sedan.