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VW planning sub compact SUV / Crossover below Tiguan
Thu, 08 Dec 2011VW planning Juke competitor Volkswagen has revealed they are planning a compact SUV / Crossover to sit below the Tiguan. Just last week Volkswagen revealed the Cross Coupe, a compact hybrid SUV, smaller than a Tiguan but bigger than a Golf. And now VW design boss Walter de Silva has revealed VW are planning a sub-compact SUV.
Rolls Royce to create 100 new jobs
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Mini factory celebrates its 100th birthday
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