What's The #1 All-new 2019 MY Vehicle You're Recommending To FRIENDS And FAMILY?

If you're a frequent visitor here at AutoSpies, we're pretty confident of a couple things.

First, you're probably an automotive enthusiast. Likely, people around you are well aware of that fact.

That's because, two, you're highly opinionated and a tastemaker. When people are seeking new rides, you're their go-to person for advice.

Given those two qualities, this got my wheels turning a bit here. As I am constantly being texted, emailed and called for friends and family seeking the best vehicle that meets their needs, I was curious: WHICH 2019 vehicles are getting gold stars from YOU?

I have several all-new vehicles on my list getting repeated over, and over, again. But, what all-new, 2019 vehicles have caught your eye, Spies?

dlin - 8/6/2019 1:05:08 AM

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5 series

runninglogan1 - 8/6/2019 1:38:06 AM

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Depends on what they're looking for but mostly Telluride, Palisade, Aviator and Model 3.

Yes, most people I know are looking for an SUV these days.

Car4life1 - 8/6/2019 9:56:41 AM

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True SUVs are dominating, segment wise depending on size needed I’ve got

A Class, G70, A6, S Class

Mazda 3, Honda Accord

X3, GLE, Navigator

CRV, Telluride

SanJoseDriver - 8/6/2019 3:13:06 AM

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Model 3, Kona, and Kiro.

MDarringer - 8/6/2019 9:13:07 AM

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Dumb question.

It depends on what they can afford and what features the vehicle needs to provide.

Agent00R - 8/6/2019 10:03:42 AM

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No kidding, Matt.

But, by and large, most folks have a series of go-to vehicles. See a couple examples above before being a negative Nancy.

MDarringer - 8/7/2019 8:51:08 PM

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Sorry, Pookins.

cidflekken - 8/6/2019 11:13:02 AM

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Small car - Honda Civic/Mazda 3
Midsize car - Honda Accord all day, all night
Large car - Toyota Avalon, I am weirdly a huge fan of this car

Small Premium - Mercedes C-Class/G70
Midsize Premium - Audi A6
Large Premium - Mercedes S-Class

Small SUV - I tell them to go midsize, unless Jeep Wrangler
Midsize SUV - Jeep Grand Cherokee
Large SUV - Kia Telluride

Small SUV Premium - Audi Q5/Acura RDX
Midsize SUV Premium - Acura MDX/Mercedes GLE/BMW X5
Large SUV Premium - Mercedes GLS

cidflekken - 8/6/2019 1:11:12 PM

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Sorry, I didn't follow instructions. These aren't all All-New for MY 2019

mre30 - 8/6/2019 4:14:59 PM

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Let’s do a Venn Diagram overlay of this post..

“What's The #1 All-new 2019 MY Vehicle You're Recommending To FRIENDS And FAMILY?”

…With the next post….

“What PISSES You Off MORE? When Your Vehicle Has A Mechanical Or Tech Failure?”

…And maybe the three people who recommended Honda/Acura products to their friends should reconsider?

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 8/6/2019 6:26:03 PM

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As always anything Toyota that you like. If you have the means a Lexus could be a very good buy as well. Keep them dealer serviced as long as you own them and wash them once a week in the winter. And definitely get a separate set of snow tires mounted on rims for the winter.

TomM - 8/7/2019 6:42:09 PM

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No - I am not falling into that trap with my family ever again.

While I might help them choose between their choices, and on a really rare occasion - I might recommend they check out other similar vehicles(If they have not narrowed them down) - normally my recommendations fall into the category of what optional equipment I would want. Soon - all car will have a backup camera - but until that time - that is one I suggest they get.

Normally - my statement is to suggest the one that has a spare tire in the trunk!