Don't ask us, this is an economy sedan comparison test with little, if anything, to do with Titans. Much like full-sized pickup truck sales for the Big Three automakers, economy sedans represent a large chunk of any given car company's total unit sales. As such, you can be certain that while Chevrolet loves to promote its powerful Corvette and Honda enjoys touting the engineering prowess displayed by its S2000, both companies sell far more of their lowly Cavaliers and Civics.
Real consumers demand a real car at a realistic price.
Thankfully, they can still get one. This price included the destination charge for each of our specific sedans, in their specific trim levels, but did not include subsequent options. These five parameters were then added together and averaged to come up with an overall score and final ranking. We also carefully evaluated and ranked the sound systems and rear seat accommodations in each of the nine vehicles. While these scores were figured into the final tally, a link on each vehicle's page will take you to its specific stereo and rear seat evaluations.