Ten trending automobiles for 2020

Let's take a look at the most talked about cars in different classes for 2020. What car is on your radar? Personally, I am really liking the Telluride!

1. Honda CR-V Touring Edition

It is all-wheel drive. Hands-free tech is popular and is everywhere in the CRV. The back hatch can be opened by swiping a foot under the bumper, and it’s got a touch screen on the dash. Most love the fact that they have an Android Auto built-in there, it's standard, it's just a simple plug in of a USB port, and that big 7-inch screen turns right into your phone.

The CR-V also has a low-tech option that local customers love: an optional tent that attaches to the open hatch.

2. Toyota RAV 4 hybrid XSE

It gets 40 mpg on an SUV. That is incredible and untouchable. The hybrid makes more power than the gas model. This makes 219 horsepower, it accelerates faster, drives smoother, and of course, overall gets a lot better gas mileage. There is tech in this vehicle as well. Customers are wanting the dark blue color called “Blueprint” on the RAV 4 which is the most popular color right now. Due to the high demand, the color is hard to get.

3. 2020 Ford Escape

Ford is discontinuing most of its passenger cars in the United States in favor of SUVs. The newly redesigned Escape has more standard features, improved technology, and better fuel efficiency (especially with the new hybrid model), the Escape can certainly compete with other compact SUVs.

4. 2020 GMC Sierra HD

The Sierra HD is most exemplary with its 35,500-pound max towing capacity and luxury-oriented Denali trim. It also showcases some impressive new technology features such as a camera system that lets you see both inside and behind trailers while towing.

5. 2020 Nissan Versa

The redesigned 2020 Versa offers more technology features than before. For less than $19,000, the Versa can be equipped with a full suite of active driver safety features. The Versa offers the most comprehensive set of safety features for the lowest price.

6. 2020 Porsche Taycan

The Porsche brand is synonymous with sports cars, so it is big news that it is releasing its first all-electric car. The Taycan promises to bring Porsche-level handling and performance to EVs, along with robust engineering designed to increase the car’s reliability and longevity.

7. 2020 Jeep Gladiator

The 2020 Jeep Gladiator applies the off-road Wrangler formula to a pickup truck body. This go-anywhere crew cab has stirred up a lot of excitement among off-roaders and truck buyers.

8. 2020 Kia Telluride

The Telluride is Kia’s newest and largest-ever model. It is not just a practical family SUV, but it also offers an impressive near-luxury experience. Between the extensive feature set, upscale design and quality execution, the new Telluride proves that buyers can expect more for their money. The Telluride also has the longest-running powertrain warranty of them all: Ten years or 100,000 miles. The Kia Telluride is the 2020 World Car of the Year.

9. 2020 McLaren GT

The GT provides more room for cargo than other McLaren cars, and there is enough trunk space on board for it to serve as an accommodating daily driver. Passenger capacity tops out at two. The typical vehicle in this class is more practical in this respect, with seating for four or five passengers.

10. 2020 Hyundai Kona Electric SUV

It may be the best affordable EV on the market not made by Tesla. The Kona Electric is super-efficient: It delivers 258 miles of EPA range out of a small 64-kilowatt-hour battery. Despite that efficiency, it’s quick in everyday driving, thanks to 291 pound-feet of instantly available torque.