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Ford Motor Co. is slated to release its first ever hybrid sedan, the 2010 Ford Fusion hybrid within the next year. This will be a vehicle that company spokesmen say, features new hybrid technology that will enable it to surpass the fuel economy of other competitive hybrids such as the Toyota Camry. The Fusion hybrid will get 41 miles per gallon in cities and 36 miles per gallon on highways; 8 miles per gallon more in the city and 2 miles per gallon on highways more than the Camry hybrid, the closest competitive midsize sedan to the Fusion.

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There are a lot of prestigious titles that are vied for in the automobile industry. Such awards include the title of Motor Trend Car of the Year or any of the other “best of” lists. However, for buyers with a seemingly never-ending supply of cash and an interest in pure speed and power, these lists hold little influence. Instead, the worlds fastest production car is what the top-of-the-line sports cars strive to be. Earning this title opens up a world of opportunities for these cars, most of which costs hundreds of thousands of dollars for enthusiastic buyers who seek to call them their own.

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The drivers have noted that there truly is only minimal lag and an absence of a sudden explosion of boost.

The front-wheel drive Cobalt SS can hit 60 miles per hour in about
5.7 seconds, and complete the quarter mile in just over 14 seconds.
Another new feature for 2008 is the no-lift shift mode, which will
limit revs and help with traction off the line and between shifts. , the Chevy Cobalt SS may offer
a unique blend of power and fuel economy economy that many buyers at Boonville Chevrolet have already become drawn to compared with more expensive or more thirsty sports cars on the market.

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