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	Comparison: 2011 Chrysler 300 Limited vs. 2012 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 vs. 2011 Toyota Avalon Limited If you're looking for a car that can keep passengers comfortable, entertain the driver, and look sharp at the golf club, the best bet is a full-size, V-6-powered sedan like the three we've gathered here -- all priced at around $40,000 The Hyundai Genesis arrived on American shores for model year 2009, and just three years later has undergone a hefty refresh. The 2012 Genesis benefits from new fascias, restyled headlights, new wheels, larger brakes, and a revised suspension. Its base 3.8-liter V-6 gains 15 percent more power, for a total of 333 hp and 291 lb-ft of torque, thanks to the addition of direct injection. The new model year also brings Hyundai's new eight-speed automatic transmission. more CLICK TO READ MORE | CLICK TO SEE PHOTOS		First Drive: Volkswagen Bulli On the road in Captain Future's retro concept car. more Deep Dive: Audi Filling the Gaps Audi readies its own batch of crossover mutations. more 2011 Nissan Juke SV FWD M/T - Four Seasons Introduction The Juke is the latest in a long line of truly distinctive Nissans. more Driven: 2012 Infinti M Hybrid Makes the V-8 obsolete. more
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	2010 Sneak Preview Warning: the information and images on the following pages might antagonize you to no end. As you read about the most anticipated cars of the next four years, you might become frustrated by wanting what you can't yet have. Just remember -- good things come to those who wait. For now, dig in to the details, the spy photos, the informed illustrations, and the future-teasing concepts of our annual Sneak Preview. Thanks to our probing questions and well-placed sources, there's plenty to dream about. The European-market A2 was the brand's first try at a minicompact. Its sophisticated lightweight aluminum spaceframe architecture was great for fuel economy but it saddled the little Audi with a premium price tag, and sales never reached expectations. Since being discontinued, the car's reputation, however, has grown, and hopes are high for the new version.--> more CLICK TO READ MORE | CLICK TO SEE PHOTOS		Eight Great Volkswagen-Italdesign Collaborations Funky collaborations before the merger. more First Drive: 2011 Porsche Cayenne S Hybrid Another gut punch for purists. more First Drive: 2011 Infiniti QX56 The luxury SUV market is not dead. more First Drive: 2011 Mini Countryman A big one for Mini. more
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