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Read MoreFord’s performance off-road rig is cheaper than VW’s flagship ute on home turf, so will that also happen here?
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Read MoreKia’s familiar 1.6-litre petrol unit is a pepped version of a unit already serving Sorento and Sportage.
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Ford’s performance off-road rig is cheaper than VW’s flagship ute on home turf, so will that also happen here?
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