Cars: Ford bets on Taurus

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Ford bets new 2010 Taurus will be key to financial future By James R. Healey, USA TODAY PHOTOS: Get a closer look inside and out of the 2010 Ford Taurus Today's question: Q: Is there an ideal size of tire and wheel for fuel economy and good handling? A: The compromise is this: Narrower and harder tires have less rolling resistance and are good for mpg, but are typically worse at cornering stability and breaking transaction. There is development work going on to make ordinary tires roll easier without giving them low traction. But even when that's perfected, using it on a narrower tire probably would provide even better mpg. Read the latest Test Drive chat
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