Kelley Blue Book announced the best 2020 cars to purchase in its annual awards - here's the full list

"Simply put, the all-new Kia Telluride wowed us, boasting sophistication, practicality, comfort, and a host of standard safety features and technology, all in one of the leading segments on the market," KBB wrote in a prepared statement.

The car — which KBB claims has good size, appearance, and driveability — starts at $31,690.

The "fun-to-drive" Civic was picked as the best compact car because of its variety of bodies, trims, and interior options, all of which are of "unrivaled value" in its class, according to KBB.

The Civic sedan has an MSRP of $20,550.

Even though it's been three years since this "quintessential family car" has had its last major redesign, KBB claims the Accord has good driving dynamics, value, and design.

The Accord starts at $23,870.

"With loads of style packed in its youthful appearance, impressive safety systems, and choice of gasoline or all-electric powertrains, the Hyundai Kona returns this year as the Best Buy in its category," KBB wrote.

The car also has a "terrific" warranty, many standard features and optional upgrades, and an MSRP of $18,600.

The Honda CR-V was picked as the best compact SUV because of its interior, driveability, comfort, and "clean" styling.

"The CR-V epitomizes utility and dependability," said KBB.

The CR-V starts at $25,050.

KBB claims the Santa Fe is a good value because of its standard safety, driver-assist features, and large interior made of quality materials. All of this contributes to it's "impressive" Five-Year Cost to Own numbers, according to KBB.

The Santa Fe has a starting price at $24,400.

KBB claims the car's attributes — such as its safety features and value propositions — make it "the best among all players in its segment."

The Telluride has a MSRP of $31,690.

KBB wrote that the Expedition — which starts at $52,810 — is comfortable, has a "truck-like capability," and a good fuel economy.

KBB states that the Odyssey is "the best family hauler" with its eight seats, safety features, comfort, low ownership costs, and a starting price of $30,690.

The Colorado has "best-in-class" towing and payload capacity capabilities, all at a price of $33,745. The car also has a customizable cabin and box, a comfortable interior, and three different engines choices.

The F-150 is one of the best-selling pickup trucks with its safety features, engine choices, payload, and towing capacity, and comfort, to name a few features, according to KBB.

The F-150 starts at $28,495.

The Kona Electric has at least 258 miles on a full charge, "refreshing" driving dynamics, and a starting price of $36,450, according to KBB.

The Honda Clarity has won KBB's Best Buy Award three years in a row because of its driving dynamics, large passenger cabin, and electric powertrain capabilities.

The Clarity can be purchased at a starting price of $33,400.

"With fun driving dynamics and a value-laden collection of luxury, safety, performance, and technology smarts even in the base models, the Q3 is the new recommendable king of extra-small luxury SUVs," KBB wrote in a prepared statement.

The Q3 has an MSRP of $34,700.

KBB claims the Q5 has a good powertrain, interior, and technology.

"With its sporty chassis and luxurious, tech-filled cabin, the Audi Q5 is a back-to-back Best Buy winner in its class, even among stiffer competition this year," said KBB.

The Q5 starts at $43,300.

KBB claims the BMW X5 is a "pioneer" of luxury SUVs. The newest X5 has an excellent powertrain, a smooth ride, and good handling, according to the research company.

The X5 sDrive40i starts at $58,900.

The Lexus ES is offered as either a gas or gas-electric hybrid powertrain.

"The ES effortlessly features superb comfort for all passengers, along with innovative technology at an alluring value," said KBB.

It has a starting price of $39,900.