2010s You Should Buy
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Hyundai Genesis Coupe
A newcomer to the class of affordable sports cars, the [url=http://autos.yahoo.com/2010_hyundai_genesis_coupe/]Genesis Coupe [/url] provides real rear-wheel-drive sports performance for a fraction of the price. Shoppers can choose between a 210-horsepower turbo I4 engine and a 306-horsepower V6. Plus it features a sleek exterior design, an accommodating four-passenger cabin and good scores in federal government crash tests. Not surprisingly, it debuts near the top of its class.
MSRP: $22,000 - $31,000
Ford Transit Connect
The all-new [url=http://autos.yahoo.com/2010_ford_transit_connect_wagon/]Ford Transit Connect [/url] may be the best thing that’s happened to small businesses since QuickBooks. This workman’s van provides a whopping 135 cubic feet of cargo space, an impressive city/highway fuel economy of 22/25 mpg, and loads of business-friendly features. These include an available in-car computer system that uses 2G and 3G networks to access records and track fleet activity. The Transit Connect is so well-liked that it was recently voted North American Truck of the Year.
MSRP: $20,780 - $22,350
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Redesigned for 2010, the [url=http://autos.yahoo.com/2010_mercedes_benz_e_class/]E-Class [/url] is an all-around better car than the model it replaces. It provides sportier handling dynamics, an elegant exterior design, a lavish cabin and an old-world feel that few luxury large cars can match. It also features revolutionary safety systems like Attention Assist, which utilizes behavioral detection technology to alarm drowsy drivers -- and comes standard. Best of all, the new E-Class is cheaper than last year’s model.
MSRP: $48,600 - $58,800
GMC Terrain
The newly-introduced [url=http://autos.yahoo.com/2010_gmc_terrain/]GMC Terrain [/url] adds one heck of a value package to the class of affordable compact SUVs. It shares its mechanical elements with the [url=http://nhakhoanhantam.com]Chevrolet Equinox [/url] but provides a bolder exterior design and loads of snazzy yet practical interior features. Among them is a standard rearview camera, an iPod interface and a sliding rear seat. Best of all, the Terrain affords excellent fuel economy and even leads its class with a highway fuel economy rating of 32 mpg.
MSRP: $24,250 - $31,000
Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon
For 2010, [url=http://autos.yahoo.com/cadillac/]Cadillac [/url] set out to create a vehicle that combines the sporty driving dynamics of its [url=http://autos.yahoo.com/2010_cadillac_cts/]CTS sedan [/url] with the utility of a station wagon -- and that’s exactly what it did. The [url=http://www.hochanhvietnam.com/vn/giasu.html]CTS Sport Wagon [/url] leaves critics impressed with its superb performance abilities and stylish design, inside and out. Among its many selling points, the CTS Sport Wagon is available with either rear-wheel or all-wheel drivetrains. It also features a five-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty, which is the longest in its class.
MSRP: $39,830 - $53,620
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