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 GoAuto's editors' choice

RENAULT says its all-new Koleos gives the languishing French brand its best chance of success in Australia. And after sampling both the manual and automatic dCi turbo-diesel models, we tend to agree. A co-development with Nissan, the Koleos uses plenty of the latter’s 4x4 know-how, so it has more off-road capability than your average compact SUV. And the fact that it is built in a Nissan-run Samsung factory in South Korea means that you can expect the quality to be better than your average French-built car. So if you’re after a quality premium 4x4 in the VW Tiguan class, you might be pleasantly surprised by just how complete the Koleos really is.
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ALFA ROMEO: 159JEEP: CherokeePROTON: Jumbuck
AUDI: A4KIA: RioRENAULT: Koleos
BMW: 3 SeriesLAND ROVER: DiscoverySAAB: 9-3
CHRYSLER: 300CLEXUS: IS250Skoda: Octavia
CITROEN: C5LOTUS: EliseSMART: ForTwo
DODGE: NitroMAZDA: Mazda3SSANGYONG: Actyon Sports 4x2
FIAT: DucatoMERCEDES-BENZ: C-ClassSUBARU: Impreza
FORD: FalconMINI: CooperSUZUKI: Swift
HOLDEN: CommodoreMITSUBISHI: TritonTOYOTA: Hilux
HONDA: CivicNISSAN: Navara 4x4VOLKSWAGEN: Golf
HYUNDAI: i30PEUGEOT: 308VOLVO: XC90
JAGUAR: XFPORSCHE: Cayenne
Based on official VFACTs sales figures for the month of June, 2009
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