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Of all the segments finding themselves in a slump, trucks are SUVs are perhaps hit more than others. The large vehicles, typically rich with profit for automakers, are now available at bargain prices.

The best-selling trucks and SUVs list reveals some old favorites -- like the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado and Dodge Ram. But it also reveals new vehicles and a classic Jeep that has continued to be a hot seller.

Are you in the market for a new truck or SUV?

Do you want a 2010 Chevrolet Camaro? You'd better be prepared to offer the dealer more money than the MSRP requires, and you'd better be willing to wait.

Various reports have indicated that General Motors can't build the reborn bow tie pony car fast enough to quench public demand. The Camaro was originally built from 1967 to 2002; the 2010 model marks the brand's rebirth.

Dealers have already booked about 25,000 orders for the Camaro, yet only half have been delivered to date.

Let's assume you're interested in driving green. By this we mean you want a fuel-efficient vehicle that reduces your carbon footprint. Today, the celebrities of the green movement are diesel- and hybrid-powered vehicles.

But we'll let you in on a secret: The traditional four-stroke internal combustion engine isn't dead, nor is it irrelevant to the green movement. Not by a long shot.

We take a look at hybrids, diesels and plain 'ole gas engines to figure out which one is the best pick for driving green (and saving some, too).