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14 | SPRING 2020 he bitter rivalry between Henry Ford II and Enzo Ferrari famously came to a head at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans. The Ford GT40 took the title over rival Ferrari 275 GTB in speed and agility. But while that legendary speedster would be a dream car for the retired auto aficionado, the two-seater would not be the ideal car for the family man with two young children. Speed. Seating capacity. Connectivity. Four-wheel drive. The ideal car depends on your stage in life and what the main purpose of the car might be. In 2020, there are many options to consider for any stage. American Airlines Federal Credit Union The Credit Union offers loan options for both new and used automobiles, as well as other leisure vehicles. See Page 32, visit AACreditUnion .org/caars or call (800) 533-0035 for more information. THE COMMUTER: 2020 VW GOLF GTI The Volkswagen Golf GTI has today's basic necessities cov- ered: safety (frontal-collision warning to blind-spot monitor- ing), advance technology (driver-assistance technology) and comfort (well-designed interior). But on top of that, the GTI's turbocharged four-cylinder engine offers quick response and acceleration. The stylish commuter is affordable and practical and has abundant cargo space with a rear hatch opening and drop-flat rear seats for the big grocery run or a last-minute road trip. THE NEW FAMILY: 2020 MAZDA CX-5 Mazda's KODO "soul of motion" design philosophy introduced in 2010 helped breathe new life into their vehicles. The CX-5 delivers an impressive drive experience. The well-appointed interior could be confused for high-end counterparts. The crossover's i-Activsense suite of driver-assistance features comes standard. Great cargo space allows for hauling strollers and pack-n-plays and, eventually, sports gear. Combine that with precise steering, a controlled ride and stylish silhouette, and the CX-5 is an affordable choice.