MotorMouths

If you ask car enthusiasts which car they would recommend to their family and friends seeking a sensible, reliable everyday car, more often than not the Camry would top the list.

To emphasize the seriousness of the Cayman R as a sports car, it comes standard without air conditioning or stereo system. Porsche engineers lowered the R’s ride height by 0.8 inches, and added custom anti-roll bar and stiffer springs.

The 2012 Kia Rio sedan is a great buy for those looking for a solid and spacious little runabout.

If you need a stylish crossover SUV filled with all the latest technology, the 2013 Audi Q5 should be on your shopping list.

The Lexus LFA feels right at home on the track. Its suspension soaks up the bumps well, and quickly hunkers back down waiting for the driver’s next command. Don’t look down at the speedometer because you’ll be surprised at how much speed this car can carry.

The Audi R8 Spyder is powered by the same 5.2-liter direct-injected V-10 as the coupe. It’s throaty roar that makes an argument that the Spyder provides a more thrilling driving experience than the coupe.

The 911 GT2 RS is for the hardcore enthusiast who seeks the ultimate Porsche driving experience; casual fans need not apply. There will only be 500 GT2 RSs produced worldwide, each with a starting price of $245,000.

Want to cruise in style? The 2012 Continental GTC is hard to pass up.

The Boxster S’ steering and handling are absolutely impeccable. The svelte look of the past gives way to a more muscular appearance. Inside, the new Boxster has an upscale feel.

Rolls Royce customers want to escape into an environment that is not about getting from point A to point B quickly, but rather in the most exclusive, serene and relaxing manner. And the Phantom definitely delivers.