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It would seem that the current economic conditions have taken another victim.
By TOM VOELK / Special to KING5.com
See the original article on at http://www.king5.com
The next big thing in SUVs is small SUVs. By now you're probably tired of reading that buyers are shunning large sport utes and migrating to diesel powered hybrids that sip homegrown organic biofuel (I'm kidding, but not by much). These days the only SUVs that are flying off the lot are Small Utility Vehicles, the well known players being CR-V, RAV4, Escape, Forester and Vue. Just in time to capitalize on this market trend is a new offering from Volkswagen called Tiguan.
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