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2018 Kia Carnival v Mazda CX-9 v Volkswagen Multivan Kombi 70 comparison

2018 Kia Carnival v Mazda CX-9 v Volkswagen Multivan Kombi 70 comparison

Posted on August 14, 2018July 27, 2019 By Jarvis

MPV. SUV. LCV. Three acronyms. Three different styles of vehicle designed to shift large families.

The Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) camp is represented by the Kia Carnival that accounts for about half of all people-mover sales in Australia. Released in 2015 in third-generation form, the Korean eight-seater has been given an update for 2018.

Wearing the seven-seater Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) badge is the second-generation Mazda CX-9introduced in 2016.

Okay, technically, the Volkswagen Multivan is also an MPV, but we’re putting it in the Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) camp as ostensibly it’s a multi-seat variant of the Transporter van.
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