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Imagine that one day, you'll be able to get into your car, be dropped off at your destination; and when you're finished what you're doing, be picked up by summoning the car through your smartphone. No, we're not talking about having a personal chauffeur. We're talking about a car that can drive itself. Seems crazy, we know, but in a recent announcement from the General Motors Company, it seems that technology could be less than a decade away.

The American automaker has been hard at work on technology that will make the lives of drivers safer and easier across the board. You can get behind the wheel of an all-new GMC Yukon, and it will alert you if there is another vehicle in your blind spot as you're merging. Or, how about the

Kia Motors America was recently awarded the "Best Buy" award for four of their new models: the fun-to-drive 2012 Kia Optima , 2012 Kia Sorento with class-leading horsepower, technologically-sound 2012 Kia Soul, and safety-conscious 2012 Kia Sportage.

Consumers Digest chooses "Best Buy" vehicles based upon best value in class which is determined by purchase price along with ownership costs determined by such factors as utility, performance, and comfort. Kia Motors America prices itself in producing vehicles