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Dunno, but I think the CR-Z has a very tough alternative coming from Hyundai for 2011. It actually looks to be following the concept very, very closely...which could result in one heck of a looker with potentially more options than the CR-Z. If this thing truly packs 140 HP out of a car with the weight and size of an Accent, returns 40+ MPG without a hybrid plant, and starts between $13-$15K with a turbo option for under $20K...I'm through with the CR-Z if it's over $20K to start and doesn't push higher MPG ratings:

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