Popular Mechanics’ top ten vehicles of 2011 have been declared.
You are able to get the 2011 Ford Mustang for $22,145
There was a 5.0 and Boss 302 upgrade to the Mustang. It already clocked in at a 305-hp V6 at entry making it a race car. You can change the shocks manually. This is so the car is prepared for either racing or street use. If you’re planning to live out a "Fast and the Furious" lifestyle, the 2011 Ford Mustang could possibly be right with your wheelhouse.
Only $28,020 for the 2011 Ford F-250 Super Duty
Ford’s Super Duty trucks are there when you have to move a lot of weight in little time. A massive 6.7-liter diesel V8 cranks 400 horses at 800 foot pounds of torque, so power is no concern. The F-250 has an easy time going over bumps considering the 2011 Super Duty had suspension changed. It has less leaf springs in it. Steering is also easier, a blessing when a trailer’s attached.
2011 Ford Fiesta – $13,320
Do 40 mpg and a 400-mile range on internal combustion engine sound fun to you?. It should interest you. The Fiesta provides the budget- and environment-conscious driver with lots of possibilities and potential upgrades. There is a duel clutch transmission along with electronic power-assisted steering within the subcompact. It is a responsive automobile that is safe and will even conserve you some money as it is fuel efficient.
2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe – $38,165
A highly attractive profile brings new life to the Cadillac line. There is a windshield swept while the door handles are well hidden. Also, the taillights are upright and also the exhaust is center-mounted. It resembles a car from 1948. The 2011 Cadillac CTS Coupe is modern blast from the past.
2011 Infiniti M37/M56 – $47,125
Infiniti seems to be working more on design as shown with the luxury sedan that is becoming popular. The driver will be safe when fuel economy is promoted with the innovations with technology like Lane Departure Prevention and Eco Pedal. The accelerator resists throttle jabs to conserve fuel. It has a 330 hp with 3.7 liter V6. If you don't want that, there is also a 5.6 liter V8 with 420 hp.
Pay $41,000 for 2011 Chevrolet Volt
A 16-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack powers this revolutionary electric car. After battery power is gone, a 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine powers the automobile and recharges the battery. There is a smooth ride for the 2011 Chevrolet Volt. Hardly any noise comes from it. Currently, the Volt gives 35-40 miles per battery charge and about 32 mpg city/36 mpg highway on internal combustion.
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