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The Sedan Returns to the American Driveway

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Americans are buying sedans again, and Honda and Toyota are selling the most of them. Sport-utility vehicles and pickups still have a large and loyal following. Even so, more new-car buyers are choosing the traditional four-door car, because they want something that costs less up front and uses less gas. For owners who never gave up on a low, well-built sedan, the market is finally moving their way.

With reporting from Car and Driver.

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