5 best trucks: Not even high gas prices can slow the truck juggernaut

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The high gasoline prices have not stopped the shift towards truck-type vehicles as more than 54 percent of the vehicles sold in the U.S. in 2004 were mainly SUVs, pickups and vans. Subaru Forester 2.5XT is the best small sport-utility vehicle (SUV), Honda Pilot is the best large SUV, Cadillac SRX is the best luxury SUV, Ford F-150 is the best pickup and Honda Odyssey is the best van.

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In a world of disappointment, nothin' but grins

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A road test performance of the new Chevrolet Corvette Z51, with reference to its engine, drive train, dimensions chassis, suspension, steering, and brakes is described. The new car priced at $47,000 features a V-8 engine with a power of 400bhp at 6000rpm, a torque of 400lb-ft at 4400rpm, balanced handling and a powerful stability-control system.

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Outfitted with five new trucks, we embark on a touch-and-go odyssey to the Manson family's spooky digs

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The five new truck models, Chevrolet Colorado LS, Dodge Dakota SLT, Honda Ridgeline RTS, Nissan Frontier LE, and Toyota Tacoma SR5 made their debut on 2004. A brief review of the models on the basis of their position and features is presented.

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