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The 2010 Kuga from the Ford house will be a compact, handsome and fuel efficient car that will be offered in reasonable price. This model will hit the market by the end of model year 2010. The next generation compact car will include most of the sporty styling cues from the BMW's X6 version.

The upcoming Kuga coupe model will be a two door compact utility vehicle, to be designed in neat, off road worthy and compact style. This will be build based on the Focus platform. As seen in the current generation Kuga variant, the next generation compact car is also expected to receive the same engine under the hood. The 2010 Kuga will be powered by 2.0 liter clean turbo diesel engine that can produce power up to 136 hp and torque of 236 lb ft. The new model will be offered in all wheel drive and the engine in the vehicle will be mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox.

The two new features that are expected to be included in the 2010 Kuga model will be start and stop system and mpg boosting power shift twin clutch automatic transmission. The other features that are expected to be provided in the next generation compact variant include the front grille units, revised taillights and head lights, and LED units. The new power train to the model will be the 2.5 liter 5-cylinder turbo charged engine that can produce power up to 147 kilo watts and torque of 236 lb ft. The top speed of the 2010 Ford Kuga is expected to be 208 kilo meters per hour.

The next generation Ford Ranger, and Taurus will also come loaded with luxury amenities, safety features, and fresh styling cues, just like the new Kuga; so keep an eye on all these three contenders from the house of Ford.

You may also want to know more about the 2010 Ford Ranger and check out the latest Ford Ranger reviews, pictures as well as specs.

Nadaguides.com Names Economical Summer Cars

Because of the increasing cost of gasoline as well as the fast approaching of summer's busy driving season, consumers are becoming to be more economical when buying car. In connection to this, the NADAguides.com, a leading vehicle pricing and information website, announced on June 21 their Top Vehicles for Summer 2007.

According to the website, their choices make the grade when it comes to fuel efficiency, affordable purchase price and overall 'summer-driving-and-travel' appeal when traveling, towing, hauling or just merely enjoying the ride.

Their complete list includes the following:

Top New Hybrid -- 2007 Toyota Prius (60/51) MSRP: $22,175

A four-door five-passenger gas/electric hybrid car, the 2007 Toyota Prius is powered by a 1.5-liter 4-cylinder 110 horsepower gasoline engine mated with a battery-powered electric motor. It achieves the EPA estimates of 60 MPG City and 51 MPG Highway. Don Christy Jr., the president and CEO, NADAguides.com, said that aside from its quality fuel economy, the Prius offers larger passenger and cargo space than most of its rivals. He added that their site also appreciated the car’s streak list of safety features plus the $22,175 MSRP (a deal compared to equally-equipped four-door sedans).

Top New Convertible -- 2007 Mazda MX-5 Miata (25/30) MSRP: $20,585

Christy commented that this car offers stylish fun-in-the-sun driving, affordable low-priced tag and amazing fuel economy. They were particularly fond of MX-5 Miata’s engine with fast revolution and its fascinating handling. Featuring 166 horsepower with the automatic transmission (170 with the manual), side airbags and ABS brakes, this car is available with a retractable hardtop.

Top New Truck -- 2007 Ford Ranger (24/29) MSRP: $13,970 (base 2WD model)

Christy said that it is indeed difficult to find a brand new vehicle that offers the uses of a pick-up truck with the efficiency as well as the affordability of a compact car. This is the reason why this car with 24 MPG City and 29 MPG Highway EPA estimates easily made it to their list. He added that the Ranger offers a great value to buy and own and excellent styling.

Top New SUV -- 2007 Jeep Compass (24/27) MSRP: $20,175 (base model)

With EPA estimates of 24 City/27 Highway, the 2007 Jeep Compass, according to Christy, gives a heck ride. The President/CEO said that they were stunned by the car’s affordability, styling, and long list of standard equipment and safety gadgets. The Compass offers 172 horsepower 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine, ABS brakes and traction/antiskid control.

Top Minivan -- 2007 Honda Odyssey (17/24) MSRP: $25,645

According to Christy, the Odyssey features one of the best EPA ratings in the minivan category so it was their editors’ favorite minivan with regard styling and ride. It features a 244 horsepower 3.5-liter V6 engine.

Honda, co-maker of Acura high performance parts, built the 2007 Odyssey with a long list of comfort and convenience features that includes cruise control, keyless entry and a variety of power controls, front, side-body and side-head airbags, ABS brakes, and traction control.

N.A.D.A. Appraisal Guides (NADAguides.com) is the world's largest publisher of vehicle pricing and specification information regarding new and used cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, van conversions, limousines, classic and collectible cars, boats, RVs, motorcycles, snowmobiles, personal watercraft and manufactured housing. Throughout its 74-years in the industry, N.A.D.A. Appraisal Guides has earned the reputation as the honored authority for vehicle valuations.

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Does fords 3.0L Vulcon (v6) have the same engine mounts as the 4L v6 that was in the rangers?

I just got word that my Mazda B3000 (or ford ranger with different labels, same shit) needs a new engine. A valve broke off somehow and scratched one of the cylinder walls beyond repair.

Since I need a new engine I was thinking of getting Fords 4.0L that they offered in the rangers, you know... that one that was known for blowing head gaskets. lol

Does the 4.0L have the same engine mounting points and transmission hook up as the 3.0L Vulcan? and would it work with my 5 speed manual? Basically could a shop swap out my 3.0L for a 4.0L without extensive modification?
Don't know if bumping work's on yahoo but i'll try it anyway

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yes you can. the bolt holes for all newer fords 4,6,small block V8's are the same.you may have to use differnt motar mounts

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