While the Yamaha XT225 is referred to as the Yamaha Serow in numerous markets it has got all the features of a twin- sporting motorbike made by Yamaha during the years spanning from the years 1986 to 2007...
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Toyota Auris is a compact hatchback produced by Toyota of Japan and it is available in 3-door and 5-door. The car shares the E150 platform that is found in the first generation Corolla, Touring Sports a station wagon and a 5-door hatchback. Corolla hatchback was replaced by Toyota Auris but a notchback version of the Corolla was continued. In the Northern America it is the Toyota Matrix which is taking the place of Auris from the Toyota lineup. Toyota Blade is the Japan version of a more luxurious Toyota Auris. In Japan it also succeeds the Toyota Allex and in South Africa it is the Toyota RunX. Toyota also announced the building of a petrol engine for the Auris in 2007 with an investment of £100. In 2009 it was also announced that a hybrid version of the Auris will be produced by Toyota Motor Manufacturing Ltd, UK starting from 2010.
While the Yamaha XT225 is referred to as the Yamaha Serow in numerous markets it has got all the features of a twin- sporting motorbike made by Yamaha during the years spanning from the years 1986 to 2007...
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Ferrari 550 and Ferrari Barchetta are closely related and both of them are 2-seat grand tourers built by Ferrari. The production started in 1996 and for the first time the front-engined V12 was used after the Daytona...
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In Opel Meriva also you can find two generations A and B dating falling in between 2002- 2010, 2010 to the present. With the flexible interior the Flexspace with five seats arranged in two rows...
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