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2020 Tesla model 3:

Billed as an affordable all-electric sedan, the Tesla Model 3  will be the least expensive vehicle in the EV maker’s lineup, with an estimated starting price of $35,000.

Compared to the more expensive Model S and Model X, the Model 3’s interior is simpler and has a massive touchscreen as the dashboard’s center piece. Other unique features include an elongated windshield, a large sunroof and a large rear window that makes it feel like the glass area wraps over front to back over the cabin. Tesla’s Autopilot semi-autonomous driving system will also come standard on the Model 3.

With its swoopy exterior styling, the Tesla Model 3 is attractive and less like a futuristic electric vehicle. The car will offer many cutting-edge technologies as standard features or as options.

In case you don’t want to wait for your affordable electric the Chevrolet Bolt is already available with an EPA-estimated range of 238 miles on a charge and a practical hatchback body style. Since the Model 3 is much smaller than the Model S, the smaller Tesla’s rear seats will likely be more cramped and less comfortable. Despite Tesla estimating over 200 miles of range on a single charge, the Model 3 still falls short of plug-in hybrids, which can easily travel over 500 miles before needing more fuel or a recharge.

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Toyota Corolla 2020:

In the realm of compact cars, there are two juggernauts that can’t be ignored: the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla. Both wear nameplates that have been around for decades, consistently providing basic, cheerful, and reliable transportation for millions.

Now in its 12^th iteration, Toyota’s Corolla gets a ground-up transformation. Last year, the 5-door hatchback arrived, riding on the company’s latest global vehicle architecture that increasingly underpins the majority of its cars and crossover SUVs. This year it’s the 4-door sedan’s turn. 

Before we discuss the results of our evaluation of the Toyota Corolla, it is helpful to understand who bought the previous version of this compact car, and what they liked most and least about their vehicles.

In terms of gender, Corolla owners are evenly split between men and women. Overall, the segment leans male (55%). The average owner in the segment is 48 years old, compared to 49 for the Corolla. Among Corolla owners and owners of all compact cars, 40% identify as members of Generation Y or Z.

Corolla owners are not as affluent as people across the compact car segment. The average annual household income of a Corolla owner is $52,619, while owners of all compact cars earn $70,279 per household.

Reliability, low maintenance costs, and high fuel economy are important to Corolla owners. According to J.D. Power data, 74% strongly agree that a first consideration in choosing a new vehicle is reliability (compared to 65% across the segment). Furthermore, 74% strongly agree that they avoid vehicles they believe will have high maintenance costs (vs. 67%). Additionally, 87% agree that a first consideration in choosing a new vehicle is miles per gallon (vs. 77%).

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About Honda Civic Hatchback:

For 2020, the Civic hatch offers a manual in two trims: the mid-range Sport, and now the top-flight Sport Touring. Both trims can also be had with a continuously variable transmission.

Minor changes adorn the model’s front and rear fascias. Notable alterations include the fog light housings (now featuring a body-color crossbar), blacked-out accents surrounding the headlights, and a modified grille crossbar. The overall look does not change. Out back, the faux vents undergo a similar treatment.

The chances of 2019 Civic hatch fans turning down a free 2020 model on the basis of style is exactly zero.

Anything else? There’s grey and black wheels available in new designs, plus different trim in the cabin. Soundproofing is reportedly boosted. In a bid to make the mid-range EX model more appealing, leather adorns the steering wheel and shift knob while drivers will discover they no longer need to use their arms and legs to push that seat around.

As for the Sport, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity come standard, with its 7-inch touchscreen display audio system undergoing a doubling of speakers (there’s now eight). Push-button ignition and remote start replaces the Abe Lincoln-era practice of starting one’s five-door hatch with the use of a key. Both Sport and Sport Touring buyers can manage their vehicle remotely via HomeLink.

Starting at $22,580 after destination for a base LX, the Civic hatch adds $200 to its starting price for 2020. No trim in the model line sees a significant price boost, thankfully, and the addition of a manual in the Sport Touring means three-pedal fans can pay $800 less for one ($28,980).