The 2019 New York Auto Show has cars, trucks, and crossovers that run the gamut from practical to fanciful. Here are our 5 favorite vehicles from the Big Apple.

No Fiesta means no budget car in the lineup

Sometimes prototype testing is fun

Design chief Ian Callum says customers weren't big on hard plastics.

Integrated swing-in roof rails return with new tie down points.

We take hundreds of car photos in Manhattan, that is. Enjoy!

This year it will crank out 15 Broncos with an average price of $235,000.

Bronco prices continue to rise and someone bought this one for $291,000.

The crosstown crossover battle.

It would look a lot more like the Tarok concept, priced in the mid-$20,000s.

Company will make an announcement soon on where it locates plant

New grille, LED lighting, more Union Jacks and personalization options.

It will have hatchback, crossover and 4-door 'coupe' derivatives.

A new regular cab is also still a mystery.

Design chief Ian Callum also says there's plenty of life left in sedans.

CBS Chicago is reporting that some of the missing cars have been used to commit crimes.

It's real, but we still have a lot of questions.

The revised system gets a mechanical limited-slip diff

Brand also debuts limited-edition Stinger GTS with RWD-biased dynamic AWD.

Now that the CX-5 diesel is confirmed for July, we believe it.

We sit down with chief engineer Yoshikazu Saeki to find out more.

One 'ring to rule them all

We've got the 2.2-liter Skyactiv-D in the CX-5 – but it ain't cheap

Automaker confirmed a hybrid model in New York, too.

The inevitable march of 911 variants continues.

Based on the GLB, it'll launch in 2021.

It introduces a 260-hp XT model.

The Sylphy is what Sentras are called globally.

We take the prototype out for a spin.

Pint-size new SUV makes simplicity a virtue.

Mercedes-Benz marks the electric future as a rebirth of its brand.

Big SUV will also offer a turbocharged inline-six with EQ Boost

And LR's creative director gives us a clue about the Defender.

The Jaguar I-Pace has been named World Car of the Year. The organization also recognized the most significant new Luxury, Performance, Green, and Urban cars.

Predictions at the Shanghai auto show.

'They're not happy with most of what they see. They're looking for a revolutionary design.'

1,000 plush trucks celebrate the 145th running of Bluegrass horse racing.