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Volkswagen roars into the year of the tiger

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Volkswagen Group Australia roared into 2010 as a major sponsor to the City of Sydney’s Chinese New Year Festival and is pleased to be involved with this event for the fourth year.

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Volvo XC60

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It is time for a new car. But you do not want a car this time. You want a change and you quite fancy an off-roader. The trouble is, you are worried you will end up with something that handles like a bus. Well, fear not and say hello to the Volvo XC60 the SUV that thinks it is a car and drives like a hot-hatch.

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Hyundai Santa Fe

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The new Hyundai Santa Fe is so much better looking than its predecessor that comparing the two cars does not actually make sense. Gone is the dissonance that characterised the last Santa Fe’s “design”, such as it was, and in its place you find a harmony of curves and surface treatments. The overall look eschews adventurousness and really very pleasing.

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Subaru Impreza WRX

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A renowned performance car brought back with a new lease of life…. in 5-door guise. Might be hard to swallow for some, but with refinement and improvements all over the key areas, Subaru seems to be heading in the right direction.

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The 2009 Australian International Motor Show.

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Kia Sorrento

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Volkswagen VW Jetta 2010

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The New Nissan Maxima

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Nissan Maxima

When I stepped into the publisher’s office clutching a stack of paraphernalia, he exclaimed, “NISSAN!”

“Asians prefer Toyota or Honda.”

His comments hit the spot. Yes, Asians seem to prefer Toyota or Honda as well. But their somewhat biased preferences might soon change with Nissan’s latest mid-size sedan on the road: The New Nissan Maxima.

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