Power hungry 1955 cars push horsepower race
Detroit reports a major shift toward fancier styling and high power in 1955 models. Industry leaders say engines up to 500 horsepower may appear next year, with Ford, Chevy, and Chrysler racing to outdo each other. New features like six way power seats and optional air conditioning signal broader standard equipment, while safety and fuel economy debates continue.
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