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2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo review

CarExpert

Buzz Cargo commercial van forms the entry to the range, priced at $79,990 before on-road costs. Is this electric van just a cute design exercise that exploits the heritage of the Kombi, or is it the real deal? Buzz Cargo cost? The Cargo van is the most affordable variant in the battery-electric ID. We reviewed the ID.

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Finding Value on Wheels: A Buyer’s Guide to Used Cargo Vans

3 Brothers Autosale

There’s something distinctly practical yet wonderfully underappreciated about a used cargo van. Choosing the right used cargo van is a pivotal business decision. This guide is about finding the right cargo van and discovering a cornerstone for your business’s logistical needs. Why Choose a Used Cargo Van? ·

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Is this VW Atlas Cross Sport lease deal decent?

Shawn Ryder

When considering a new vehicle, leasing often emerges as an attractive option, particularly for those who enjoy driving a new model every few years without the long-term commitment of ownership. But as with any lease deal, prospective drivers often ask: Is this VW Atlas Cross Sport lease deal decent?

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2025 Honda CR-V price and specs

CarExpert

Otherwise, the CR-V range is unchanged in terms of pricing and specifications. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. turbo 4cyl 2.0L 100km (VTi X+, VTi L) 7.3L/100km 100km (VTi X7, VTi L7) 7.4L/100km 100km (VTi L AWD) 7.7L/100km

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2025 Genesis GV80 Coupe 3.5T AWD review: Long term introduction

CarExpert

If you want a long-term report on a Genesis, have a read of my Genesis GV70 review , an amazing SUV I had in my possession for almost two years after owning a Jaguar F-Pace and Land Rover Discovery Sport prior. Many questions remain as to why this obvious feature is lacking but it’s not a deal breaker.

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2025 Toyota 4Runner Review: Value In the Basics, Excess In the Luxuries

Carscoops

In practice, the two powertrains are refined, smooth, and easy to deal with both on and off-road. In terms of low-end grunt, the base engine feels almost imperceptibly indifferent when compared to the more powerful version. That’s a great deal for anyone who wants a reliable SUV that can still go off-road better than most.

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2025 Nissan Qashqai e-Power review: Long term introduction

CarExpert

Dimensions Nissan Qashqai e-Power Length 4425mm Width 1835mm Height 1625mm Wheelbase 2665mm Cargo capacity 452 litres – rear seats upright 1376 litres – rear seats folded To see how the Nissan Qashqai lines up against the competition, check out our comparison tool What’s under the bonnet? Fuel economy has surprised me.

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