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The Ford Flex will soon have a more luxurious big brother. Lincoln has designed its own take on the big crossover, the 2010 MKT, which made its first public appearance this week at the Detroit Auto Show.
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The Toyota Prius has new competition. In mid-summer, Honda will begin selling its own hybrid car, expected to cost less than the popular Toyota model. The 2010 Honda Insight looks a great deal like the Prius and will probably be the first realistic alternative potential Prius buyers have ever had to consider. With the 2009 Detroit Auto Show now open, the auto press is driving Honda’s new hybrid for the first time, and so far, while most reviewers are impressed with the car, few think it’s going to knock the Prius off its lofty perch.
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If Chrysler had worked this hard all along, they wouldn’t be where they are today.
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Chevrolet used its space at this week’s Detroit Auto Show to announce a production schedule on a SUV small enough to be built on a compact car platform but large enough to seat 7. The Chevy Orlando will go on sale in the U.S. in the summer of 2010, as a 2011 model – and the automotive press has exactly one thing to say about it – it’s spacious for its size.
