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It may not be perfect but the United States is a great country. America has her share of problems, both past and present, but for the most part this nation is pretty sweet; when it comes to being awesome we’ve done better than most.

An ode to the underdog, AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of 10 cars that just don’t get the respect they deserve.

Rumors that Gran Turismo 6 will be available for the PlayStation 3 this holiday season have just been confirmed.

Performance cars were predominant in this week’s new cars section including products from the U.S., Korea and Japan.

Utility vehicles meant for various walks of life were especially popular this week in AutoGuide.com’s new cars section.

It’s Friday and another work week is slowly…  drawing… to… a… close. Like Andrew Lloyd Webber’s epic musical CATS, this string of five days feels like it’s never going to end. At least people aren’t prancing around the AutoGuide offices in leotards and leg warmers. Meow!

Compact cars are affordable, they’re usually a lot of fun to drive and can deliver impressive fuel economy numbers. As government regulators push for ever-greater efficiency, small sedans and hatchbacks are becoming increasingly important.

Honda’s hold on the mid-sized sedan market – the Accord – made it into this week’s list of the most researched new cars on AutoGuide.com, but only second place.

Scion’s tC is a bit of a bore next to the FR-S, but the brand is aiming to inject a little more excitement into its front-wheel drive three-door car. 

Initially unveiled during the Detroit Auto Show in January, Infiniti just announced pricing for its Q50 sport sedan – the replacement to the G37. 

Jaguar’s hottest-ever coupe, the XKR-S GT, debuted today on the floor of the 2013 New York Auto Show.

Kia unveiled its boldest car to date today at the 2013 New York Auto Show: the 2014 Forte Koup.

In an effort to keep sales coming in, Kia is unveiling its refreshed 2014 Optima mid-size sedan at the 2013 New York Auto Show.

“Ask AutoGuide!” is our newest feature. It debuted last week to copious fanfare and considerable tweeting. Its premiere was the internet equivalent of a ticker-tape parade but without the high-school ribbon dancers and mess of confetti.

Super-luxury automaker Rolls-Royce just announced a recall of its 2013 Phantom lineup. Call backs are never a good thing, but they can be especially embarrassing at the ultra-premium end of the market. How does the company treat its “high rolling” customers when something unexpected happens?