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		<description><![CDATA[Our fascination with automobiles dates back to their inception.  We appreciate their functionality, for they take us where we want to go.  We enjoy their  look, for they sometimes project a message we wish to express.  If we stop to think about it, it would be very difficult to imagine where we might be [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-215" style="float:right;padding:5px;border:0px;" title="subaru-legacy" src="http://www.briarblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/subaru-legacy.jpg" alt="subaru-legacy" width="282" height="160" />Our <strong>fascination</strong> with automobiles dates back to their inception.  We appreciate their functionality, for they take us where we want to go.  We enjoy their  look, for they sometimes project a message we wish to express.  If we stop to think about it, it would be very difficult to imagine where we might be  without cars in our lives.</p>
<p>So what are some <strong>senior-friendly</strong> choices?  Well, let’s look at a few.</p>
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<li><strong>Subaru      Legacy</strong>.  This spiffy car is fitting for the <strong>distinguishing</strong> senior who values quality, safety, impressive standard equipment  like      all-wheel drive, and a reasonable price tag (think of $20,000 as a      starting point for the 2010 model).  And, as a wonderful bonus, the      gas mileage is  not bad, either.  Numbers run about 22 to 23 miles in      the city and 30 to 31 on the highway.</li>
<li><strong>Ford Fusion      Hybrid</strong>.  Fords may have been out of favor for a while, but that      scenario is well is in the past.  The safety aspect of this spunky <strong>hybrid</strong> is really quite impressive.  Drivers can anticipate comforts such  as      blind spot monitoring, disc brakes with ABS, tire pressure  alertness,      stability and traction control, and the list goes on.  A tax credit      (at least for now) makes this purchase even more appealing, and the  gas      mileage (41/36) and cost (beginning under $28,000) could  actually clinch      the deal!</li>
<li><strong>Toyota</strong><strong> Avalon</strong>.  Okay, so many people love the <strong>reliability</strong> and <strong>safety</strong> aspect of Toyota        cars.  And although the Camry is probably the most popular  model (and      one many seniors love to drive), there are many reasons to look at  the      roomy, <em>luxury-leaning</em> Avalon.  Why?  For starters, it’s a      great car.  That fact, couple with standard features like keyless      entry, a theft deterrent system, daytime running lights, side air bags,      heated seats (front and back!), cruise control, make this “starting  at a      couple of thousand dollars under $30,000” vehicle a senior must      see!</li>
<li><strong>Hyundai      Sonata</strong>.  The Sonata is a great <strong>value</strong> for the  money.       Standard safety features like anti-lock brakes, traction control,      head restraints, etc., work to position this spacious car in the  “highly      impressive” category.  In fact, the Sonata received a 5 star crash      rating from the National  Highway Traffic Safety Administration.  The      pleasant design, and even more pleasant cost (beginning under  $19,000),      are two of the many reasons to give this vehicle serious  consideration.</li>
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<p>The models mentioned  above are but a few of the many senior-friendly options.  There are numerous others  like the economical Kia Forte  Sedan, sporty Ford Taurus,  classy yet affordable Buick LaCrosse, and upscale Audi A8.</p>
<p>For additional auto information, the web site <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.edmunds.com/" target="_blank">www.edmunds.com</a> might be helpful.</p>
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