 | | Top tech cars of 2010
We've reviewed an impressive roster of cars over the last year. There was the ultimate luxury of the Audi A8, the fast and furious Nissan GT-R, the practically self-driving Infiniti M56x, and the battery-driven Nissan Leaf. We wanted to round up these cars for a retrospective, but we found so many good ones that we couldn't fit them all in the same feature. So instead we came up with five roundups, including the very top tech cars, top performance cars, top family haulers, top everyday drivers, and even the top concept cars. All of these vehicles appealed to our tech-happy style, working with MP3 players, offering Bluetooth phone support, but most of all being cars we liked to drive.
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| | Latest reviews and features | | | 2011 Lexus IS 350
A luxury car with some sport pretensions, the 2011 Lexus IS 350 is very satisfying to drive, but suffers from a couple of cabin tech glitches.
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| | | Cobra iRadar
The Cobra iRadar is essentially a basic, albeit good, radar/laser detector. However, when paired with an iPhone running the iRadar app, it becomes a much more flexible and useful speed management tool.
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| | | 2011 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid
With excellent fuel economy, a comfortable interior, and really excellent cabin tech, the 2011 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid makes for a near perfect commuter car and general transportation.
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| | | 2011 Nissan Leaf
The 2011 Nissan Leaf is a perfect car for many commuters in urban or suburban areas with access to a garage, significantly reducing the everyday cost of transportation, but it's completely impractical for those with longer commutes.
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| | | 2011 Lincoln MKX
The 2011 Lincoln MKX is a vehicle that shows a good deal of potential as a tech car, but its MyLincoln Touch cabin tech suite feels unfinished. Wait for news of a software update.
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