Macleans 2006 Top Ten picks

Canadian Maclean magazine has lists its ten vehicles that will have an impact this year, some of which are surprising.

The ten vehicles include:

TOYOTA CAMRY
Already the bestselling car in the U.S., the updated Camry, now available in a hybrid model, seems destined for further dominance.
SATURN VUE
The new VUE should give GM the all-important stamp of environmental approval on a family SUV.
GEELY CD
Big Three auto workers on both sides of the border -- are you listening Buzz Hargrove? -- should be very worried about this made-in-China entry.
CHEVROLET CAMARO (Pictured)
Nostalgia sells.
FORD EDGE
The Edge targets the growing crossover segment that promises the best of a car and an SUV in one package.
DODGE CALIBER
It's proof DaimlerChrysler can play with the Japanese in the small car market.
TOYOTA TUNDRA
The new Tundra boasts the huge engine, towing capacity and sleek looks that good old boys crave.
CADILLAC ESCALADE
For those who value luxury over subtlety.
CHEVROLET TAHOE
There's a huge amount riding on this totally redesigned model.
HONDA FIT
Who says you need a hybrid engine for fuel efficiency?

(Thanks, Binford!)