(November 23, 2010) Honda and General Motors each landed two cars on Car and Driver's annual 10 Best Cars of 2011 released today.

Honda's subcompact Fit and top-selling mid-sized Accord were named to the list. The Chevrolet Volt, which is gobbling up awards at a frantic pace, and the Cadillac CTS-V also made the list.

Other winners were the BMW 3-Series, the Ford Mustang GT, the Hyundai Sonata, the Mazda MX-5 Miata, the Prosche Boxster/Cayman, and the Volkswagen Golf/GTI.

Car and Driver says of its picks:

"Was it all perfect? No. But perfection is a funny thing—just ask Toyota. It is elusive. Slippery. None of the winning cars is ultimately perfect, but each one is as close as you can get for less than $80,000. They all fulfill their intended missions; they all make you feel smart; and they all practically grab you by the lapels and pull you in for a drive. More important than actual perfection may be that these cars are constantly evolving toward that impossibility."