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Powered by 4- and 6-cylinder engines, the Chevrolet Malibu features a handsome and modern exterior, a spacious and attractive interior, a smooth ride, and well-controlled handling. |
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The Volt is Chevrolet's first dedicated hybrid. The Volt will be available with a plug-in option right from the start and will have a driving-range on batteries of 40 miles. |
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The Ford Escape comes powered by four- and six-cylinder engines, offers space for five, and offers a comfortable ride. All-wheel-drive is available, as is a gas-saving Hybrid. |
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Powered by 4- and 6-cylinder engines, the Ford Fusion combines unique looks and an inviting interior with sporty, yet comfortable handling. A Hybrid version improves fuel-economy. |
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Available in several bodystyles, the Honda Civic comes powered by 4-cyl. engines with optional Hybrid support and provides excellent reliability, practicality, fuel economy, and sporty handling. |
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The Honda Insight is a fuel-efficient 4-door sedan. As a dedicated hybrid, the Insight is not about handling and performance. It does offer a fairly spacious cabin and a large trunk, though. |
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All-new for the 2010 model year, the Lexus HS 250h is Lexus' first dedicated hybrid-only sedan and will be the most fuel-efficient vehicle in its lineup. |
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Powered by a standard 2.5-liter 4-cyl. or an optional V6, the Nissan Altima is one of the sportiest entries in its class. A Hybrid version with Toyota-sourced components is available. |
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Available with four- and six-cylinder engines, America's best-selling sedan hosts five passengers in comfort and safety. A Hybrid version improves mileage considerably. |
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Available with gas and hybrid drivetrains, the Toyota Highlander offers good built quality and a versatile interior with space for up to seven passengers. |
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Powered by a Hybrid 4-cylinder engine, the Toyota Prius manages excellent fuel economy while offering seating for five and generous cargo space. It is not strong on performance, though. |