2013 AutoGuide.com Reader's Choice Car of the Year Winners Announced

AutoGuide.com Staff
by AutoGuide.com Staff

Letting you have your say, AutoGuide.com has tabulated the votes of its first ever Reader’s Choice Car of the Year Awards with four winners in six categories and a major coup for Tesla and its new Model S electric luxury sedan.

“Polling readers, as well as reaching out to the over 30 million monthly visitors on the over 360 automotive forums that make up the AutoGuide.com network, the Reader’s Choice Awards are about letting consumers pick their favorite new vehicles,” said AutoGuide.com Editor-in-Chief Colum Wood. “By reaching out to car shoppers as well as to the enthusiasts on our many forums, we’re able to take the pulse of what vehicles really resonate in the marketplace.”

That said, it’s clear the Tesla Model S is a fan favorite, taking home not only the overall Reader’s Choice Car of the Year award, but also picking up awards in the Reader’s Choice categories of Luxury Car of the Year and Green Car of the Year.

See a full list of the winners in each category below:

Reader’s Choice Car of the Year:

Tesla Model S

Reader’s Choice Sports Car of the Year: Subaru BRZ

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Reader’s Choice Crossover of the Year:

Ford Escape

Reader’s Choice Luxury Crossover of the Year:

Acura RDX

Reader’s Choice Luxury Car of the Year:

Tesla Model S

Reader’s Choice Green Car of the Year:

Tesla Model S

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  • WL2038 WL2038 on Jan 14, 2013

    MOPAR or NO CAR! Dodge Challenger R/Tforever!

  • Golf7 Golf7 on Feb 25, 2013

    Bof, and why not an European car ? Are US journalists chauvinistic ? Many consider VW Gold 7 as a serious pretender

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