KIA SOUL: The latest entry in the growing range of quirky-looking and inexpensive small cars, the Soul adds a new level of style and wit to Kia's lineup. With an appealing base price of just $13,330, the Soul aims to undercut competitors like the Scion xB and Honda Element by several thousand dollars. Kia's stand also showcases an appealing convertible version of the Soul. Edmunds.com; text: Mark Phelan
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Friday, November 5, 2010
Hottest cars for 2010
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HONDA INSIGHT: Honda hopes to regain status in the hybrid market with its new five-passenger Insight. The four-door hatchback layout has EPA fuel-economy ratings of 40 mpg (city) and 43 mpg (highway). Michael Tercha/Chicago Tribune/MCT; text: Mark Phelan
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TOYOTA PRIUS: The world's best-selling hybrid is all new for 2010, with a wedgy new shape and a promise of combined city/highway fuel economy of 50 mpg. Passenger and luggage room increase slightly from the previous model. The Prius' size is virtually unchanged, but it gets an aggressive new look. Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News; text: Mark Phelan
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BMW Z4 ROADSTER: The first BMW roadster to feature a retractable hardtop, the new Z4 brings a new level of practicality and style to BMW's little sports car. The two-piece aluminum hardtop improves the driver's range of vision and boosts headroom and interior quiet. Fabrizio Costantini / Bloomberg News; text: Mark Phelan
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AUDI SPORTBACK: The stunningly elegant midsize car provides a clear look at Audi's upcoming A7 luxury model. The Sportback features a powerful and fuel-efficient 3.0-liter diesel engine, Audi's Quattro all-wheel drive system and a new seven-speed automatic transmission
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LINCOLN MKT: The MKT six- or seven-seat crossover wagon is the first car to fully embody Lincoln's new design theme. The MKT will offer a turbocharged direct-injection 3.5-liter V6 engine that cranks out 355 hp without any decline in fuel economy from the base 268-hp model.
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CHRYSLER 200C EV: The exciting torpedo shape houses the underpinnings of Chrysler's acclaimed 300C sedan to create an exciting new look. The 200C EV's lovely interior features creamy leather, sweeping, sculpted shapes and touch-screen controls to eliminate switches and levers.
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Hottest cars for 2010, Ford
FORD TAURUS: The original 1986 Taurus reinvented the American sedan with its looks, quality and overall excellence. Ford has a chance at repeating that success with the stylish and technically sophisticated 2010 model, which also offers unparalleled interior room. Prices will start at the same $25,995 that the bland 2009 model went for. Paul Beaty/AP; text: Mark Phelan
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HOT NEW vehicles featured at January's 2009 Detroit Auto Show promise to thaw winter's chill. CHEVROLET ORLANDO: Just 3 inches longer than a Honda Civic sedan, this minivan boasts seven seats and 40-mpg fuel economy (highway). It goes on sale in the U.S. in 2011. GM/Wieck; text: Mark Phelan
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