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Holden Commodore v Mazda 6 v Toyota Camry 2018 Comparison

Holden Commodore v Mazda 6 v Toyota Camry 2018 Comparison

Posted on March 2, 2018July 5, 2019 By Jarvis

Holden Commodore LT diesel v Mazda 6 Touring diesel v Toyota Camry Ascent hybrid
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How does Holden’s first diesel Commodore stack up against the cheapest, most efficient mid-size sedans?

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Just a few years ago, Australia’s most popular fleet cars were home-grown Holden Commodores, Ford Falcons and Toyota Camrys.

But all that’s changed with the end of Australian car-making, the advent of ‘user-chooser’ novated leasing, the general trend towards downsized passenger cars and, now, the introduction of the first imported Commodore and Camry.
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