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Audi A4 - architecture in motion Audi is again setting a benchmark in the premium segment for mid-size cars. The latest-generation A4 offers a host of innovative technology with advanced architecture and styling. |
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Mercedes-Benz A-class Face-lifted - matures With an updated design, the high-quality aura typical of the brand and even more technical innovations, the successful Mercedes-Benz A-class will reaffirm its status in the compact MPV segment from July 2001. |
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One of the most successful and sought-after roadsters in the world, the Mazda MX-5, is again available in South Africa as a permanent model in the Mazda line-up. Offering classic design, understated style and elegance, it is set to appeal to motorists who love open-top, exhilarating motoring. |
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For 14 years, Nissan's Sentra has been a stalwart of South African motoring. Following the launch of the Almera hatch recently, Nissan have now launched the sedan version to replace it's trusty Sentra. |
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Now, once again, Renault have pioneered a vehicle that combines the attributes of the MPV with that of an SUV to create a vehicle that surely offers the best of all worlds. |
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Peugeots 206 GTi impressed with it's radical styling, performance, sure-footedness and value. Now, McCarthy Peugeot makes two five door models available with 1400cc and 1600cc engines to cater for the more budget conscious and small family buyers. |
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Volkswagen's top-of-the-range Jetta V5 gets a substantial increase in power this month with the introduction of an all-new 20-valve V-engine that has been converted to four valves per cylinder with variable intake and exhaust valve timing and an increase of power from 110 kW to 125 kW |
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Miles and miles of business class Voyager smiles The new Voyager lends a whole new perspective to luxury family transport in a value proposition that could render large sedans obsolete. |
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What Renault have achieved in the local passenger car market, they seem set to repeat in the light commercial sector with the introduction of the innovative, versatile Kangoo minivan. |
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The original Lotus Elise quickly gained recognition for its astonishing handling and performance characteristics. Now, Lotus have evolved the the Elise further, improving an already marvelous driving machine |
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Mercedes-Benz G500 "Ge-loungen-wagen" Arriving in South Africa this year will be twelve G500 V8 petrol engines 4x4 LWB from the 463 series. Now, this go-anywhere trailblazer has road-breaking power and a club-class interior. |
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Renault Clio 2.0 Sport - Traffic-light ego-buster If Renaults performance claims of 0 -100km/h in 7.3 seconds and a top end of 220km/h are to be believed, and there is no reason to doubt them given the 124 kW at 6250 revs/min output and 200 Nm of torque at 5400 revs/min, it is clear that their new baby is not all show and no go. |
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BMW’s much talked about X5 is finally available in South Africa. With its USA launch at the end of 1999, BMW claimed that the vehicle “introduced a new motoring segment, that of Sports Activity Vehicles... |
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Hyundai has moved up a gear, releasing a new and much-improved Elantra to the local press recently, a model which, says general manager Stanley Andersen, “completes the transformation” of the brand’s local model line-up. |
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Positioned to compete in the burgeoning mini-sedan sector which includes the likes of Opel's Corsa Classic, Volkswagens Polo Classic and Fiats Siena, the new Ikon should be well positioned to build popular support. |
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The vehicle that broke us free of the old technology sub-compact in the mid-nineties has evolved a number of times, and finally rides and handles like it probably should have from day one. |
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Buyers in the medium MPV sector now have a new contender to weigh up. It comes in the form of Daewoo's new Tacuma, a cheekily styled "recreational sedan" that is fresh, bristling with features and extremely pleasant to drive. |
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Daimler Chrysler have announced the addition of a six-speed manual gearbox to the SLK 200 roadster. The gearbox promises to to add a new element of driving excitement to the SLK which was previously only available with auto boxes. |
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S60 - Volvos most convincing car yet. Volvo officially presented it's new mid-range S60 to the South African motoring press at a gala launch in Cape Town last week. |
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to mix it up with the big guns
Peugeot latest offering in the form of its luxurious 607 is poised to take on the German and Scandinavian super -saloons. |
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Almera marks new dawn for Nissan A new chapter in Nissan South Africa's history opens with the launch of the Almera, the first of a new generation of Nissans to be unveiled in a total car model renewal process over the next 18 months. |
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