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Toyota Motor's [TM
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Japanese manufacturers again dominated the annual rankings issued by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), placing eight gasoline/electric hybrid models in the Top 10.
Ford's top hybrid performers include the Fusion sedan and Escape small SUV as well as the Milan midsize sedan and Mariner SUV models sold under the Mercury brand. The Fusion and Milan share a common engineering platform as do the Escape and Mariner.
Toyota and its Lexus luxury brand placed four vehicles in the top group, while the Honda Motor[HMC
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