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New Cars and Spy Reports Eos splits the difference between Rabbit and Passat while offering what neither one does: a folding metal top... Audi RS 4... Subaru Legacy 2.5GT spec.B... Mitsubishi Outlander... Yamaha FJR 1300... etc. |
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Mazda is Looking Mighty Peppy It's launching 16 models over the next two years, which may boost profits sharply. The lineup lists new and redesigned models, including three high-margin crossover SUVs for the U.S. and a compact for Japan. |
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BusinessWeek
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