Readers Used Our Site to Research These 10 Cars the Most in 2022

Readers Used Our Site to Research These 10 Cars the Most in 2022

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Rivian R1T, Lucid Air, Honda Civic Type R, Toyota GR Corolla photo collage
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In 2022, slowdowns in production, supply chain problems, and a weak economy meant that as many new cars didn’t find homes as in the previous year, but the Buyers’ Guide page is helping millions of users to: It provided a place to examine and decide on cars. And there’s a definite trend: You’re really into electric! Includes EV and one hybrid vehicle. With all but three being trucks or SUVs, body style preferences don’t seem to have changed much. It’s designed specifically for people, and we’re among those numbers.Here are the 10 most purchased vehicles in car and driver’s 2022 Buyer’s Guide:

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Kicking off the list at number 10 is one of our favorite off-roaders, the Ford Bronco. Many had a difficult time fulfilling when the company ran into supply chain issues that delayed the SUV’s launch. Since then, it has happily rolled out new trims and special editions, including the Everglades model pictured in .

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A regular on the 10Best list since its introduction in 2018, Kia Telluride, looking better in 2023, got a facelift, albeit a mild one. on the top 10 list. The Telluride is one of our favorite SUVs because he is so well rounded and sleek. Practical, comfortable, luxurious and packed with value. Try one. I hope you agree.

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2023 Honda Civic Type R

After all, not all SUVs and EVs on this list. Because in seventh place is the all-new 2023 Honda Civic Type R. On the track I sprinted to 60 mph in 4.9 seconds. This iconic nameplate is matched with a more refined Civic hatchback, and we look forward to spending more time with it in the New Year.

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2022 Toyota Corolla Cross

what? There are two Corollas on this list, and neither of them are actually Corollas? Toyota has launched a small Corolla Cross that looks like a pug dog for his 2022 model year. On our test track, the noisy little SUV took him less than 9.2 seconds to hit 60 mph. Cute at least. Good news is on the horizon, though, as Toyota has announced a more powerful hybrid option for 2023. It also comes standard with all-wheel drive.

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The Honda CR-V may be one of the less thrilling choices on this list, but it’s no less relevant as one of America’s best-selling SUVs. Honda has redesigned the CR-V for his 2023 model year. With its handsome new sheet metal and more focus on hybrid powertrains, it seems many are considering an upgrade. The CR-V’s buyer’s guide page is usually a very popular destination for shoppers, but now that Honda has dropped the latest version, the SUV has taken his fifth spot on the top ten list.

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Here is another one for enthusiasts. Take a look at these consumer-focused buyer’s guide pages and you’ll see them there. We don’t blame you at all. Since it was announced, we’ve been obsessed with learning everything we can about his 2023 Toyota GR Corolla. So, look at it: a Corolla that promises aggressive styling and performance that beats the Golf R. What do you not like? Apparently, it’s the fourth most surveyed car in 2022, so not much.

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2024 Volkswagen ID.Buzz

Volkswagen’s lengthy reboot of its 1960s microbus as the 2024 ID.Buzz has everyone feeling nostalgic. VW has been teasing us with this sequel for over a decade and giving people plenty of time to anticipate it, which is why ID.Buzz is his third most bought on our site this year. It is no surprise that the car was When I finally took a test ride in Europe, I found that the American specification has a long wheelbase and has plenty of space for people and luggage. But the wait isn’t over yet. ID.Buzz says he won’t be on sale here until late 2023 or early 2024.

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The retro-cool Ioniq 5 electric SUV swept the annual EV of the Year competition to become the second most purchased vehicle of 2022. The all-wheel-drive model hit 60 miles per hour in 4.5 seconds in our tests, and the driving satisfaction was beyond our expectations. The biggest draw, however, is the high-tech 800-volt architecture that allows for extremely fast charging at his DC charging stations in public. In our tests, the Ioniq 5’s battery charged him from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes.

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Rivian, a brave start-up from California, has almost single-handedly launched an EV pickup truck competition. Granted, the R1T pickup truck wasn’t the first to hit the market, but it’s definitely a beating. This tech and performance powerhouse proved he’s good at towing on the test track as he soared to 60 mph in 3.3 seconds. The R1T He was the most researched vehicle on our site in 2022, so it looks like you were just as impressed as we were.

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