#MidsizeSedans

The Honda Accord has been around since the ‘70s, and it has used the time well in honing what makes the perfect mid-size family sedan. Even in the age of SUVs and crossovers, the Accord offers an almost unbeatable package for those that need to move people and things for a reasonable price.

Toyota is challenging the perception of what its midsize sedan should be, ditching the Camry’s reputation for reliability in favor of something more riveting.

Some people will tell you midsize sedans don’t sell anymore; that it’s a dying breed pushed aside by the popularity of the crossover.

There are plenty of great midsize sedans to choose from today, but what if you want to spend your money in Detroit? Well, there are really just two options.

Both the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord will be adopting small displacement turbocharged engines in the near future. 

Kia’s Sportspace concept won’t evolve into a station wagon version of the new Optima that debuted in New York last week.

The 2016 Kia Optima just debuted here at the New York Auto Show after going through a careful transition into a new generation under the watchful eye of supreme design leader Peter Schreyer.

Kia just released the first image of its all-new Optima mid-size sedan before its official debut next week during the 2015 New York Auto Show.

Volkswagen announced today that it will replace the Wolfsburg and SE Passat trim levels with the Passat Limited Edition.

An image of Mazda’s refreshed mid-size sedan leaked today ahead of its official debut at next week’s L.A. Auto Show.

Midsize sedans are a big deal; this segment is one of the most important in the automotive industry. Corporate fortunes are won or lost on the backs of these versatile, hard-working cars.

Midsize sedans represent a massive slice of the automotive pie. These four-door cars almost single handedly (or wheely?) form the backbone of America’s personal transportation network, shuttling people practically everywhere they need and want to go. Yeah, they’re kind of a big deal, and as a salute to these hard-working automobiles they’re the subject of this week’s installment of Ask AutoGuide.

Mazda just announced pricing for its 2014 Mazda6 mid-size sedan which will start from $21,675 including a $795 delivery charge.

With competition growing steeper in an already cut throat segment, Honda is bringing an all-new Accord sedan out for 2013 to remain relevant in an area where many of its competitors already offer revised vehicles.