Ward's AutoWorld known for its annual articles on "10 Best..." has published a new article devoted to the automobiles' interiors. This year the list of "10 Best Interiors" is full of cars of different types - hatchbacks, sedans and crossovers.
However Ward's list doesn't distribute the winners into positions but the AutoBlog has listed all of them according to the lowest as-tested price, and here are the winners:
Hyundai Accent ($15,925)
Chevrolet Sonic ($18,745)
Dodge Dart ($21,485)
Volkswagen Beetle ($25,195)
Mazda CX-5 ($30,415)
Hyundai Azera ($36,875)
Chrysler 300 Luxury ($44,855)
Range Rover Evoque ($49,745)
Infiniti JX35 ($54,800)
Audi A7 ($67,430)
I should notice that about half of a winners list is occupied by models with base sticker prices under $25,000, however according to the AutoBlog most tested cars were clearly not the base models of any of these vehicles.
About 40 cars took part in the competition and only 13 of them were luxury-level vehicles, and as we see only 5 of them have taken the prize. Ward's states it judged the interiors based on design, fit-and-finish, comfort, ergonomics, safety, material selection, overall value, aesthetics and human-machine interface.
