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The Price of $25,990 Proton Exora Is Confirmed The Country's Cheapest Seven-Seater

Dec 9, 2013

The Proton Exora has launched in Australia priced from $25,990 driveway, confirming its status as the country’s cheapest seven-seater. Available in two trim specifications, the entry-level Exora GX and the Exora GXR priced at ...

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Ssangyong Stavic Has Arrived Priced at $29,990 Driveaway to Make The Seven-Seater MPVS

Jun 4, 2013

The new Ssangyong Stavic has arrived in Australia priced at $29,990 driveaway, making it one of the country’s cheapest seven-seat MPVs. The rear-wheel-drive Ssangyong Stavic costs $5500 less than the diesel-powered Holden Captiva 7 ...

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Ssangyong Stavic with The Freshly Styled People-Mover Making Its International Debut

Feb 16, 2013

The wraps have come off the new 11-seat Ssangyong Stavic, with the freshly styled people-mover making its international debut in its home market of South Korea. Teased in a set of sketches late last month, the second-generation Ssangyong ...

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Ssangyong Stavic Have Been Released Ahead of The Second-Generation Korean People-Mover

Feb 1, 2013

The first official sketches of the all-new Ssangyong Stavic have been released ahead of the second-generation Korean people-mover’s impending unveiling. Set to launch internationally early this year, the new Stavic benefits from a ...

Tags: Ssangyong Stavic, Korean people-mover, impending unveiling

Ssangyong Stavic

The Price of $25,990 Proton Exora Is Confirmed The Country's Cheapest Seven-Seater

Ssangyong Stavic Has Arrived Priced at $29,990 Driveaway to Make The Seven-Seater MPVS

Ssangyong Stavic with The Freshly Styled People-Mover Making Its International Debut

Ssangyong Stavic Have Been Released Ahead of The Second-Generation Korean People-Mover

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