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The Civic has long been at the top of the small car segment thanks to its impressive road manners and outstanding build-quality and reliability history. It also doesn't hurt that it is available in a wide choice of powertrains and body styles, increasing its appeal to a broader market. In addition to coupe and sedan offerings, there's also the Civic Hybrid and the natural-gas powered Civic GX. And for drivers interested in higher-performance, there's also the Civic Si.\n

The Honda CR-V's four-cylinder engine is quite capable and confident in almost all situations. Most drivers will be satisfied with its performance, but those who regularly transport full loads may miss the occasional need for V6 power. Road noise is also a bit elevated and the ride is slightly firm, however, the CR-V compensates to a large extent with iths agile handling, precise steering and strong brakes.

The 2011 Chevy Tahoe is again very likely to be a top pick in the traditional, truck-based large SUV segment due to its comfortable and spacious cabin, powerful engine and robust towing capability, solid build quality and outstanding crash test ratings.

Powering all 2011 Chevy Traverse models is a 3.6-liter V6 engine that produces 281 horsepower and 266 pound-feet of torque in the LS and LT models. And due to a dual-outlet exhaust, it delivers 288 horsepower and 270 pound-feet in the LTZ. It's paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission with manual shift control in all models.

The 2011 Nissan Sentra is a decent road-performer for a car with this kind of fuel economy. Power in the 2.0 models is adequate and handling is unremarkable yet competent, although the ride can get somewhat noisy when accelerating or a bit harsh on rough roads, similar to many cars in its class. The SE-R and SE-R Spec V models offer significantly more power and sharper handling for those who seek higher levels of performance.

The 2011 North American International Auto show is expected to feature 30 to 40 worldwide vehicle debuts, show organizers said today.

The drive of the base TL will likely be most valued by drivers seeking comfort and luxury. It's ride quality is exceptionally smooth and quiet, easily absorbing various bumps and road imperfections. Power from the 3.5-liter V6, at 280-hp, is more than up to the task both around town and passing on the highway. For those who place a higher value on sportier driving, the SH-AWD provides significantly more grip and cornering athleticism, as well as the boost in power.

The 2011 Jeep Wrangler largely continues on with what has made this SUV so popular and enduring. With its iconic looks recognized in a glance, outstanding off-road capabilities and overall rough-and-tumble personality, the new Wrangler offers plenty of its own unique and special appeal.

The 2011 Toyota Yaris has capable-enough and pleasant road manners for an economy car. Not designed to be sporty or particularly lively, the power is still adequate enough to meet the needs of most drivers both in the city and passing on the highway. It has an overall solid feel and its quick and light steering is an advantage around town and in parking-lots. It's basically a solid performer for those seeking a dependable daily commuter that's more affordable at the pump.

Under the hood of the 3i Touring and Grand Touring models is the new 2.0-liter four-cylinder Skyactiv-G that pumps out 155 horsepower and 148 pound-feet of torque. These models come standard with a 6-speed manual transmission or an optional 6-speed automatic. Mazda estimates its gas mileage at 28 mpg city and 40 mpg on the highway for an automatic sedan and 27 and 39, respectively, with the manual. Fuel economy for the hatchback is estimated at 28 and 39 with the automatic and 27 and 38 with the manual.

Where the Cruze shines the brightest is on the road where it displays surprisingly agile handling while still being able to provide an overall comfortable and secure driving experience. Even the 2LT's and LTZ's sport suspension, while naturally providing a firmer ride, avoids becoming harsh.

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While there is much to like about the Honda Accord, its top attributes would include its well-earned reputation for reliability, spacious and comfortable cabin, pleasant ride, good fuel economy and strong resale value. And it's even available as a sporty coupe, something that's quite rare from midsize competitors.

Most drivers will likely be pleased with the performance of the 3.0 V6, while that of the base four-cylinder is adequate but more fuel-efficient (although it can get noisy when accelerated hard). Those looking for still more oomph in a family sedan will likely find the 3.5-liter V6 up to the task.