Top Five of the Most-Anticipated New Vehicles

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Top Five of the Most-Anticipated New Vehicles, October acclimated to be a appropriate time for car dealers, the alpha of a new archetypal year, if the latest cars would alpha accession in showrooms cartoon analytical buyers searching for the newest styles and latest technologies.
Over the years, carmakers got away from the model-year calendar and started rolling out their latest designs on a staggered basis to keep consumers interested all year long.
Still, autumn is the traditional start of the new model year for the auto industry, and the theme for 2011 is unmistakable: small, fuel-efficient cars. The 2011 offerings reflect America's changing priorities after a spike in gas prices in 2008 and tough new emissions rules enacted by the U.S. government.

Top Five of the Most-Anticipated New Vehicles








Chevrolet Cruze
Already a hit in Asia and Europe, the Cruze replaces the disappointing Chevy Cobalt, offering a more refined interior and better handling. Two four-cylinder engines are available, including a 1.4-liter turbocharged version that will get 40 mpg with a manual transmission. It's arriving in showrooms now.










Chevrolet Spark
Due in the U.S. later next year, the Spark is a sporty entry-level vehicle designed by GM Daewoo Auto & Technology, General Motors' Korean subsidiary. It's part of a wave of new small cars from GM.










Ford Focus
The next-generation Focus was designed in Europe and is expected to be a huge step up from the American version that's been sold here over the past decade. Due in early 2011, it'll feature a direct-injection four-cylinder engine and a six-speed automatic transmission for improved fuel economy. Later in 2011 a battery-powered Focus will go on sale.










Ford Explorer
The iconic sport-utility has been redesigned on a car-like, unibody platform instead of

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