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New 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe blue Hybrid - Best New Car : The Hyundai Santa Fe blue Hybrid is powered by a thrifty 2.4-litre Theta engine and a 41PS and 205Nm electric motor and is equipped with a six-speed automatic transmission. With this powertrain the Hyundai Santa Fe blue Hybrid will offer a 6.2l/100km fuel economy on a combined cycle and a 148 g/km CO2 emissions level.

The Hyundai Santa Fe blue Hybrid will go on sale in July 2009.

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New 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe blue Hybrid Pictures:

The electrical power needed by the Hyundai Santa Fe blue Hybrid is stored in a 270V Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery (5.3Ah/270V).

Hyundai plans to start retail sales of its first hybrid-electric vehicle in July 2009. To be sold initially in the Korean domestic market under the Avante badge, the Elantra LPI Hybrid will be the world’s first electric hybrid vehicle to be powered by liquid petroleum gas (LPG) and the first to adopt advanced Li-Poly batteries.

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New 2010 Lexus LF-A - Best New Car : The 2010 Lexus LF-A supercar has been spotted on test tracks in Nurburygring and this offering for the 2010 model year will be able to keep up with the likes of the Ferrari F430 and more. The new LF-A is about the same size as the F430 and approximately 2″ shorter than the Porsche 911, but with 9″ of extra wheel base, this car is definitely roomier than the other two combined.

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The high performance Lexus LF-A seems to be extremely aerodynamic which helps the car perform better than any of it predecessors. There is a giant rear wing on the back of the car that is designed to keep the carbon-fiber light frame to the road. There is talk that a front end aerodynamic package in the works and Toyota - Lexus’ parent company - has been playing with tabs on the front corners and a slightly more aggressive profile for the front air dam.

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