What I loved: A seamless multiscreen digital display stretches nearly 30 inches across the driver cockpit. Very modern and intuitive.
The standard suite of driver-assistance features now includes blind-spot and rear cross-traffic collision avoidance systems.
But for $2,300 extra, you can add a basket of high-tech goodies to the GT-Turbo, including highway driving assist, surround-view cameras and other premium features.
And you can't beat the value.
What I didn't love: It's just a quibble, but the climate display is partially obscured by the steering wheel.
The bottom line: Great styling and technology at a great price.
I test-drive vehicles in my role as a juror for the North American Car and Truck of the Year awards. Opinions are my own.