1) Genesis: Genesis came onto the scene in the 2017 model year as Hyundai ’s new luxury brand. In order to guarantee success in the crowded luxury car segment, the automaker had to exceed the competition. Both the luxury midsize G80 and luxury large G90 earned perfect 10 U.S. News safety scores and top-notch crash test ratings from the NHTSA and IIHS. The G80 includes all typical active safety features as standard, though a few extras are available. The G90 comes standard with every advanced safety technology that Genesis offers. This includes many features that are optional in most competitors’ vehicles. 2) Volvo: The Volvo name has long been associated with the safest cars, so much so that the automaker tends to market its vehicles primarily based on their reputation for safety. Volvo is promoting “Vision 2020: Aiming at Zero,” which is an attempt to assure that there will be no serious injuries or fatalities in any of its vehicles from 2020 fo...
source-c-net Mercedes-Benz has redefined the G-Wagen. On Sunday, it revealed the 2019 G550 during the Detroit Auto Show. While the exterior looks much the same as the big, boxy icon, it’s finally a remade vehicle with modern technology. Like your remodeled Palm Springs midcentury house, its up-to-date inside. That’s important, given that Mercedes’ most upmarket customers pick this car over any other SUV in their lineup. It’s a retro-looking unapologetic car that actually works in the modern-tech world. Daimler When it comes to the interior UX, the 2019 G-Wagen has all the updated entertainment features, despite its classic rough exterior. Its voice assistant has two TFT screens, and makes it feel like a modern car on the inside, finally. The G-Wagen is still a style statement, and it is incredibly impractical if you live in the real world. This launch is an attempt to bring it more in line with its sedan, like the S-Class, the flagship vehicle. G-WAGEN IS STILL A ST...