10 Best Ranked Cars Of 2016
For those in the market for a used vehicle, but do not want to sacrifice too much depreciation, there are many quality 2016 makes and models for all needs and budgets. Car buyers have their own definition of what the ‘best’ car is for them, but it typically includes price, reliability, safety, and emotional appeal. This is a list of vehicles ranging from compact, fuel-efficient cars to SUVs and trucks for off-road adventures.
10. Ford F-150
Given the ever-rising gas prices, the Ford F-150 received the best gas fuel economy in the half-ton category, making it a top choice among 2016 trucks. It comes equipped with a Pro Trailer Backup Assist feature, which helps boost its already high tow rating. The exterior features an all-aluminum body and comes in three cab styles, including regular, Supercab, and Supercrew. Standard are seventeen-inch wheels, trailer sway control, pre-wired trailer connections, and automatic headlights.
9. Toyota Sienna
When it comes to minivans, Toyota makes the list with the Sienna. Built for the large, modern family, it features the latest in technology and a bundle of standard safety features. Inside, entertainment keeps passengers occupied on long rides, and driver controls are user-friendly. As for the drive, the Sienna has been described as a minivan that feels less like a minivan with its improved handling, sharp steering, and controlled suspension.
8. Toyota Camry
For a mid-sized car, the Camry is spacious and comfortable. Even the back seats have more legroom than the average sedan. The driver controls are user-friendly with a nearby entertainment system, including a seven-inch touchscreen. An upgraded 3.5-litre engine in the XSE and XLE trims produces 268 horsepower and 248 lb.-ft. of torque and goes from zero to sixty miles per hour in 6.2 seconds. All models come with antilock disc brakes and multiple airbags.
7. Subaru Forester
This small crossover SUV is an all-wheel drive with a spacious interior, including adequate cargo space. It is designed for function and comfort with an optional turbocharged engine and enough ground clearance for its better-than-average off-road capabilities. The 2016 Forester saw an upgrade with a new touchscreen-based interface, from a standard 6.2-inch screen on the base trim to a larger seven-inch screen on other trims. It comes through in terms of safety and fuel-economy.
6. Lexus RX
For a luxury SUV, the Lexus RX is seemingly more carlike with all the functionality of an SUV. It was redesigned in 2016 with a large grille centered by a sharp, edgy look. Output-wise, the RX 350 has an eight-speed automatic transmission and a 3.5-liter V6 which produces 295 horsepower. It handles better than previous models and provides easier control with its improved suspension. The Lexus RX comes in a hybrid version, which boasts twenty-nine mpg.
5. Mazda MX-5 Miata
Drivers will feel the wind in their hair in this stylish convertible. More than good looks, though, the MX-5 Miata comes standard with a six-speed manual transmission which goes from zero to sixty miles per hour in 6.3 seconds. The 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine kicks out 155 horsepower and 148 lb.-ft. of torque in a small package. The combined fuel economy is an estimated thirty mpg. The interior is cozy with a well-positioned touchscreen and control panel.
4. Chevrolet Impala
This large luxury sedan provides comfort and stability. With a roomy cabin, it seats five passengers comfortably. It has responsive handling with a six-speed automatic transmission and standard front-wheel drive. The 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine turns out 196 horsepower and 186 lb.-ft. of torque as compared to the stepped-up 3.6-litre producing 305 horsepower and 264 lb.-ft. of torque. Drivers can feel safe because this vehicle’s crash test scores came back with excellent results and the car is equipped with a complete safety feature package.
3. Kia Sorento
A new design for 2016 makes the Kio Sorento an attractive midsize SUV. It offers a smaller size than others in its class, making it practical for city drivers and weekend warriors. With a suspension primed to take care of bumpy terrain, the V6 engine is available in three trims, including the SX, EX, and SX Limited. Plenty of options are available to customize the interior, drive functions, and safety features.
2. Subaru Impreza
The Impreza packs a punch for a compact car. It is an all-wheel drive available in three different trim levels, with standard wheel size options of 15-inch steel on the 2.0i line-up and 16-inch alloy for the Premium. The Sport model includes roof rails, fog lights, body-color rocker panel extensions, and sport fabric upholstery. The small but powerful car has a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine producing 148 horsepower and 145 lb.-ft. of torque. The fuel economy for the sedan and hatchback is an estimated twenty-eight mpg combined.
1. Honda Fit
Compact, economical, fuel-efficient, and roomy. That, and more is what is offered with the 2016 Honda Fit. Best known for its ‘Magic Seat,' the unique feature in the rear includes a flip-up seat bottom or the option to fold the seats down to increase storage space. It is offered in four trim levels with either 15-inch steel wheels or 16-inch alloy wheels. High-tech features include a touchscreen display, USB port, and a rearview camera, along with plenty of other safety features.