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NEWS & FEATURES
Toyota Camry: Can It Beat the Ford F-150? After years as the best-selling vehicle in the U.S., the F-150—and other pickups—will soon cede top spots to cars like the Toyota Camry
GLOBAL
Honda's High Hopes for Hybrids The Japanese automaker plans to sell 500,000 hybrids a year by the early 2010s, including a gas-electric version of the Fit subcompact
EUROPE
• From Spiegel Online
Reviving the Socialist Ferrari The sleek Melkus RS1000, East Germany's only sports car, is being revived. The son and grandson of Heinz Melkus are building a limited edition of the car in their forebear's memory
AUTOS
• From TheCarConnection.com
2008 Acura MDX The 2008 Acura MDX may look like a thoroughbred but it has the power of a draft horse Advertising | Special Sections | MarketPlace | Knowledge Centers
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