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Opinion: Cars.com Car of the Year: The Debate 
Cars.com | by David Thomas | Wed, Feb 4
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The Hyundai Genesis was my pick for Car of the Year from the start, but it wasn't the only model I nominated. Also in the running were the Nissan Murano crossover and Mazda6 sedan. Both models have been redesigned, and the changes make them much more appealing in their respective segments.
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