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Ford Motor Co. (F: Quote) announced that dealers are now taking orders for C-MAX Hybrid. The company specified that C-MAX Hybrid will be more affordable than Toyota Motor Corp.'s (TM: Quote) Prius v while achieving better fuel economy. Ford said C-MAX Hybrid is being produced at Wayne, Michigan Assembly Plant.

Ford noted that 2013 C-MAX Hybrid will be available this fall with a base price of $25,995, which is approximately $500 lower than the Prius v's base price.

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