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[Hybrid Car Guide] It is common knowledge among car enthusiasts and car owners that the bigger the vehicle the bigger the amount of fuel it consumes With this in mind several automobile producers have begun diverting a big chunk of their efforts to producing more hybrid 4×4s in the year 2005 Taking on the Fleet First The big three Ford Dodge and General Motors have seemed to agree that 2005 is the perfect opportunity to introduce the hybrid versions of some very popular vehicles Ford Intro

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