Mitsubishi RVR 
The RVR subcompact crossover was refreshed last year to bring more style and value to customers. The lineup includes seven trim levels, some with All-Wheel Control, plus a GT AWC edition highlighted by optional panoramic glass roof panel and a 710-watt, Rockford Fosgate sound system. The RVR offers 2.0-litre and 2.4-litre four-cylinder engines that produce 148 and 168 horsepower, respectively. The automatic transmission adds paddle shifters when you select the bigger engine.
Pros
- Welcoming cabin
- Improved AWD
- One of the most affordable vehicles in its segment
- Style still in line with trends
- Exclusive 10-year warranty
Cons
- Dated dashboard
- Lazy performances
- Seats very firm
- The oldest model in its segment
