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Citroen e C4X 2024 long-term test

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While this electric version of the C4 X has been on sale since 2022, Citroen has now also decided to bring its internal combustion equivalent to the UK this year in response to customer demand. So we plan to switch to a petrol car down the line, which should make for an interesting comparison of two comfort-driven sibling models.

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Lexus LBX 2024 long-term test

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"As the LFA showed a different side to the brand in terms of attitude and performance, the LBX will challenge the status quo and redefine what a small car can offer", apparently. The sceptics among you might describe the LBX as a badge-engineered Toyota Yaris Cross for at least £5000 more.

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Hertz hits Tesla rental customer with $277 'refueling' fee

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Filed under: Green , Chevrolet , Ford , GMC , Honda , Jeep , Nissan , RAM , Toyota , Car Buying , Fuel Efficiency , Truck , Diesel Vehicles , Hybrid Continue reading Hertz hits Tesla rental customer with $277 'refueling' fee Hertz hits Tesla rental customer with $277 'refueling' fee originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 9 May 2024 13:30:00 EDT.

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Citroen C4X 2024 long-term test

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That aside, there was not much between the two cars in terms of overall boot volume, with the ë-C4 X's battery The gripes I did have appeared across both models. I mentioned previously that I was curious to see how the ICE car would compare in terms of relaxation, isolation and quietness, which the EV excelled at. charging the -C4 X.

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Tesla Semi in short supply for PepsiCo; other customers use competing EV trucks

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Filed under: Green , Tesla , Truck , Commercial Vehicles , Electric Continue reading Tesla Semi in short supply for PepsiCo; other customers use competing EV trucks Tesla Semi in short supply for PepsiCo; other customers use competing EV trucks originally appeared on Autoblog on Sun, 21 Apr 2024 07:30:00 EDT.

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Why Customers Don’t Answer Calls and the Power of a Text-First Strategy

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Today’s customers are increasingly resistant to answering phone calls from businesses, especially car dealerships. To connect more effectively with potential customers, many dealerships are adopting a text-first strategy, which aligns better with modern communication habits.

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Hertz Fires Back At Manager Who Charged Customer $10,000 For 25,000 Miles In One Month On ‘Unlimited Mileage’ Contract

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A Hertz customer claims he was charged $10,000 after driving 25,000 miles on an “unlimited” contract. The rental giant condemned the manager’s actions and promised to address inconsistencies in customer service policies. Per the terms of the contract, the customer will not be billed for mileage.