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Truckin' into the Chicago Auto Show

Trucks are usually a big focus at this show, but performance cars are making a splash this year, too.

By Peter Valdes-Dapena, CNNMoney.com staff writer

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Alton F-650 XUV

Based on a Ford Super Duty truck, the F-650 is powered by a 7.2-liter Caterpillar diesel engine.

Inside, it's got hardwood floors, custom captain's chairs, a 42-speaker sound system, two 16-inch TVs that drop down from the ceiling and another 42-inch plasma screen TV. It also has four computer workstations and, in case someone doesn't see you coming, a train horn.

The total price is about $200,000.

Autloblog.com contributed to this report.

Last updated February 07 2008: 1:05 PM ET

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