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Most publications and organizations that name their favorite cars each year go with the top-ten format. But not Automobile. That magazine picks its All-Stars every year by now category or criteria other than what the editors feel are the best on the market.

This year's pool encompassed 23 contenders from across the market – everything from the humble Honda Civic and the frugal Toyota Prius Prime to the new Aston Martin DB11 and Bentley Bentayga.

The editors evaluated each and every one of them, driving them around the SpeedVegas track and along the twisting mountain roads of Mount Charleston (both in Nevada). At the end of what we're sure was an exhaustive process, they picked just six, announcing those half-dozen winners at the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance this weekend in Florida. And here they are.

Acura NSX

BMW M2

Chevrolet Bolt EV

Honda Civic Hatchback Sport

Porsche 718 Cayman S

Volvo S90

That's quite the ringing endorsement of Honda's products, two of which made the final list – while industry powerhouses like Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai, Mercedes, FCA, and Ford didn't get a single of their cars on the Automobile's podium this year.

Oh, and in case you were wondering which contenders didn't make the cut, here's the rest of the list:

• Aston Martin DB11
• Audi A4
• Bentley Bentayga
• Cadillac CT6
• Cadillac XT5
• Chrysler Pacifica
• Ford Focus RS
• Genesis G90
• Infiniti Q60
• Jaguar F-Pace
• Jaguar XE
• Lincoln Continental
• Maserati Levante
• Mazda CX-9
• Mercedes-Benz E-Class
• Nissan GT-R
• Toyota Prius Prime

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Any way you look at it, a sports car like the Toyota 86 is always going to be a niche product. But sales have been declining for the model previously known as the Scion FR-S – from a peak of over 18,000 sold in the United States alone in 2013 to less than 7,500 last year.
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Pagani may be a tiny company with limited research and development resources, but it is already planning two new versions of the Huayra, just after unveiling the Roadster at the Geneva Motor Show.
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Mercedes is anticipated to be preparing a new GLB crossover to slot in the narrow space between the existing GLA and GLC lines. Just how the German automaker planned on differentiating and justifying the model has remained a mystery, but the latest reports seem to have at least a possible (even probable) answer.
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We sit down and have a talk with Matt LeBlanc in our second part of our interview series with Top Gear's presenters.
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GP2 has for over a decade proved the crucial stepping stone for aspiring Formula One drivers. But the series is officially ending this season, replaced by the FIA Formula 2 Championship.
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Swapping out the rotary engine in a Mazda RX-8 with something that barely pulls along a tiny city car like the ones from Renault, makes for a very, very strange downgrade.
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Exactly one year after it was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show, Bugatti recently confirmed that 250 orders had been placed for the 1,500 hp Chiron hypercar.
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