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chewy @ Jan 23rd 2007 8:03PM
The Edmunds Inside Line report said that the fuel economy will be in the 45 mpg range. Sweet. And that look like combined fuel economy, so 40 city and 50 highway looks reasonable. And that is also likely for the new EPA test that drops city fuel ecnomy 12% and highway by 8% on average. Of course hybrids will be hit a lot more, probably double that.
And the performance will be very nice, 40% more horsepower and 33% more torque than before, 140 and 235 in total.