Tech Car of the Year.

[Yannis]

The Tech Car of the Year award goes to the car that shows the best in-cabin electronics, power train innovation, and safety technologies. We nominated 10 cars that received the highest ratings in CNET's uniquely tech-oriented reviews. Instead of merely choosing the car with the highest rating, however, the staff of Car Tech will argue out their personal favorites, and you can weigh in, as well.

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[Zonda]

I voted lexus. I'm very surprised that not many share my oppinion.

[Tumbo]

S4 for me..of course.

[audi_rudy]

that dosent surprise me i also voted for the s4

[Audi4Life]

S4

[NarutoRamen]

I know that this is GermanCarZone but I'm very impressed with the Honda Legend/Acura RL. That SH-AWD system is really good and the interior is flawless...Not to mention that car is cheap...so if you don't have the money to buy the Germans and want something worthwhile and fun the RL is definately the choice...the Lexus really pailes in comparison.

Just my opinion...

[Tycoon]

Hmmmm, 7er doing good there....

[martinbo]

Originally Posted by Zonda

I voted lexus. I'm very surprised that not many share my oppinion.

I almost voted for the Acura with its SH-AWD which I feel is a particularly underestimated engineering achievement but rather went with the Lexus for its amazing achievement in offering hybrid power in a medium sized luxury sports-utility vehicle. Perfect for environmentally conscious housewives.

[warot]

Originally Posted by martinbo

I almost voted for the Acura with its SH-AWD which I feel is a particularly underestimated engineering achievement but rather went with the Lexus for its amazing achievement in offering hybrid power in a medium sized luxury sports-utility vehicle. Perfect for environmentally conscious housewives.

That's a good call... however, I've read in a lot of reviews that when put in the Rx330H, the hybrid system really is not that much more economical. However, as long as it reduces pollution, then it's progress.
I personally (IMO!) don't think that the RS4 deserves to win it. It brings new performance, but there's not much in terms of huge technological leaps. I read somewhere that someone is developping a hybrid-diesel engine (did I read it here? I don't remember actually, if someone could clear that up, that would be appreciated), so that might definitely get my vote.