The new and well-appointed Hyundai Elantra 1.6 GLS Elite goes toe-to-toe against segment rivals, the Chevrolet Cruze 1.6 and the Nissan Sylphy 1.6 Premium Signature Series in this family sedan brawl.
We put Suzuki's new sporty compact sedan, the Ciaz, against entrants like the quirky Chevrolet Sonic Sedan and charming Mazda2 Sedan.
As an all-round package, the Chevrolet Sonic Hatchback is a comfortable supermini that's easy to drive.
The new Chevrolet Sonic tries to reinvent urban commute with its chic looks. But will it win hearts that belong to segment staples such as the Nissan Almera and Toyota Vios?
No, the Chevy Sonic Sedan isn't Guile from Street Fighter 2 but it has a lot of fight to keep up with the pack.
The smaller 1.4-litre turbocharged powerplant gives potential buyers of the Cruze a better reason to smile.
Can Malibu's dreams be dashed by the onslaught of the German Passat?
With strong traits from its distant sibling on the outside and a high level of luxury on the inside, the Malibu is a credible mid-sized competitor.
Not only is the Chevy Volt dynamically capable, it sits four adults comfortably and includes an abundance of high-tech convenience features.
The Colorado may be utilised as a goods transport for some. For us, it's all about pulling off the trucker look... with an attitude.
Family hatchbacks may not be popular in Singapore, but that isn't going to stop the ambitious Koreans from offering them here anyway.
The Cruze 5 Sportback won't make your pulse race. But with its good looks and secured interior, Chevrolet makes this a tempting hatchback.
The Orlando is Chevrolet's first MPV to be sold globally, and it promises to be fun for the family.
The Chevrolet Captiva has got the matured looks and generous space to tempt family car buyers from its competitors.
You may have either seen this as the Beat concept at the 2007 New York International Auto Show or as the Autobot Skids in the action hit movie, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
The Chevrolet Cruze has been a worthy contender in the highly-competitive family sedan class for the past two years. Will the addition of a new engine and navigation system boost its chances further for 2011?
When it comes to design, keeping things simple has always been one of the most difficult tasks. But Chevrolet has somehow showed the world just how easy it is to achieve simplicity in their cars. The end result? A hybrid theory of minimalism and good.
It may not be huge but it most certainly gets the job done.
In this segment, companies put a lot of thought into the price point of their product in-line with what it offers the customer, and Chevrolet seems to have got it spot on in that respect.
The Korean-made, American-branded SUV brings together the best of both worlds, expertise in building bang-for-buck automobiles and vast knowledge in making over-sized utility vehicles.