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Rivian R1T – An Excellent All-Round Electric Pickup

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While basically it’s a cargo area spreading the width of the truck, set behind the rear seats and in front of the truck bed, it’s fitting for numerous purposes. The hood opens either by pressing the button beneath the front lip, revealing a decent amount of cargo space in the “frunk”. Want to close the hood?

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2024 Peugeot 2008 review

CarExpert

Functions are split across toggles, haptic buttons, steering wheel controls, and the screen, which isn’t necessarily a problem – but the spread isn’t intuitive. It’s one of the more spacious boots in the segment, and 1467L of cargo room is available with the rear seats folded down.

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2024 Defender 110 P400e X-Dynamic SE review

CarExpert

That number, of course, is spread across the 90 three-door, the 110 five-door, and the most recent arrival, the extended Defender 130 Across all grades the powertrain offering has changed over the few years since its introduction, with adjustments to the combustion model lines a constant consideration for consumers.

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2025 Skoda Kamiq review

CarExpert

They’re comfortable and supportive, with plenty of room to spread out given the ample space available to rear passengers. There’s room to store the cargo blind under the boot floor, and shopping bags can be hung from hooks built into the walls. Interior materials aren’t necessarily any better or worse, just different.

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2024 Lexus RX review

CarExpert

There’s some gloss black trim, like seemingly every car in 2024, but it’s used sparingly with metallic trim spread more extensively on the centre console and to accent the dash. It doesn’t clomp over bumps, but there’s just a bit too much bob and float – particularly for something with an F Sport badge.

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2024 Suzuki Swift Hybrid review: Australian first drive

Drive.com

Service intervals are spread every 12 months or 15,000km, whichever comes first. On a winding road there is still a fair amount of body roll, despite the sportier suspension over city bumps, but the Swift feels light on its feet and keen to turn into bends. Should I buy a Suzuki Swift?

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2024 Volvo S60 review

CarExpert

Rear passengers are also able to spread out, as the middle seat is only suitable for very small children due to a high transmission tunnel. More cargo room is accessible via the 60/40 folding rear bench, although that doesn’t make it any less difficult to fit objects through the boot opening.

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