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2010 North American Car, Truck of the Year finalists leaked

This year's 2010 North American Car/Truck of the Year finalists list has been leaked early.

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Chevrolet Camaro RS
The Chevy Camaro faces some tough competition for 2010 North American Car of the Year. CNET

And so again it comes down to 15 cars and 10 trucks, each vying for the title of 2010 North American Car/Truck of the Year. This year's lists have been leaked early, courtesy of a juror at The Car Connection. Check them out below:

Mercedes-Benz's E-Class is among the finalists for NACOTY. CNET

2010 NA Car of the Year Finalists:
BMW 335d*
• Buick LaCrosse
Cadillac CTS*
Chevrolet Camaro
• Ford Fusion/Fusion Hybrid*
Ford Taurus*
Honda Insight*
Kia Soul
Mazda3/MazdaSpeed3
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
• Porsche Panamera
• Subaru Legacy
• Suzuki Kizashi
Toyota Prius*
• Volkswagen Golf/GTI

Audi Q5
The Audi Q5 scored highly during our testing. CNET

2010 NA Truck of the Year Finalists:
• Acura ZDX
Audi Q5
• Cadillac SRX
• Chevrolet Equinox
• Ford Transit Connect
• Honda Crosstour
• Land Rover LR4
• Lincoln MKT
• Subaru Outback
Volvo XC60

A number of the vehicles on these lists are quite familiar. We've included links to reviews where we have them and marked our Editors' Choice winners with asterisks, but a few of the contenders (notably the Suzuki Kizashi and the Acura ZDX) are not yet readily available to the automotive press or the buying public, which strikes us as odd.

Sound off in the comments below with your thoughts on the list and which vehicles you think should win.

(Source: The Car Connection via Jalopnik)