#New-carBuying

This week a healthy mix of cars from different segments all made the “most researched” list.

Japanese, German and American cars all came together to comprise this week’s most researched five at AutoGuide.com.

Every week, we round up the five most popularly researched vehicles from the new car shopping section of AutoGuide.com. But those updates are limited to a single week. What would a year-long retrospective return? Here’s the answer.

Performance cars were predominantly popular in the AutoGuide.com new cars section this week.

This week, the most researched vehicle were predominantly Asian imports. The Ford Edge crossover was the one exception.

An accumulation of affordable vehicles accounted for the “most researched” contingent in AutoGuide.com’s new cars shopping section this week.

The Lexus ES350 was a hot topic this week in AutoGuide.com’s new car section, followed by a series of other sedans marking different segments.

Ford’s Mustang pony car was the only domestic car to make this week’s list of most researched new cars on AutoGuide.com.

BMW’s entry-level mid-size sedan ranked at the top of AutoGuide.com’s new cars section with the most queries this week.

It was mostly American cars that made up the most researched in AutoGuide.com’s new cars section this week.

Over the past week, imports emerged as the most popular in AutoGuide.com’s new cars section.

With the exception of one German car, the five most popularly searched vehicles this week were all Japanese.

This week, the most researched cars were all Asian with one exception: the Buick Encore. 

Vehicles ranging from muscle cars to full-size sedans were among the mot popularly searched in AutoGuide.com’s new cars section.

A diverse mix of cars made the “most researched list” this week including compact ad midsize sedans as well as the Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV.