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New Zealand Company Vehicle April 2012

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  1. Civic gets more appeal

  2. Changing trends and changing mindsets

  3. Controlled aggression

  4. Happy value BMW diesel

  5. New direction for Mercedes-Benz

  6. GSE: more efficient

  7. A ute for all reasons

  8. Frugal Jag shock

  9. Cruzing flagship

  10. LCV overview: Year of the ute?

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  1. Changing trends and changing mindsets

    Editor-at-large Robert Barry summarises the outcome of the lack of a national policy on fleet emissions and looks at future green technology on offer for fleets.
    Today New Zealand has no cohesive overall fleet policy or mandate in regards to emissions, with the exception that all new vehicles imported for sale must meet ADR/EU/USA or Japanese domestic compliance standards to enter our market.

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  1. Civic gets more appeal

    Robert Barry drives the latest Honda Civic range and feels that the more conservative styling and better packaging will appeal to fleet buyers.
    A more conservative styling approach to the new Honda Civic has produced a pleasant and spacious car that is also much quieter on-road than its predecessor. There are three models available, the 1.8S, 2.0S and Civic IMA (hybrid).

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  2. Controlled aggression

    BMW’s M cars are always special, but some are more special than others.
    Damien O’Carroll spends some time with the 1 Series M Coupe to see if it is one of the latter.

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  3. Happy value BMW diesel

    Damien O’Carroll looks at what BMW has done to address criticisms of the 1 Series while retaining its key features.

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  4. New direction for Mercedes-Benz

    Robert Barry is more impressed by a 6-cylinder turbodiesel than a high performance V8 in the 2012 Mercedes-Benz range. Mercedes-Benz passenger cars took the opportunity to release some new C-Class and CLS-class models to the media in December as well as introduce their new general manager Ben Giffin.

     
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  5. GSE: more efficient

    Robert Barry gets to grips with the technologies behind the launch of the new Skyactiv equipped Mazda3 GSE IIf you are not familiar with the green technology branding of BlueMotion, EfficientDynamics, EcoNetic, and EcoLine used by other car manufacturers, then Mazda’s Skyactiv Technology will possibly cause you even greater confusion.

     
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  6. A ute for all reasons

    Mazda wants customers to know that the new Mazda BT-50 isn’t a clone of the Ford Ranger, even though both have similar underpinnings. Robert Barry reports. Mazda has launched its new BT-50, and although it has most of the underpinnings of the recently released Ford Ranger, Mazda says it has taken its own route when it comes to the details with three specification grades now available to fleet buyers.

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