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| | The Australian: Ford Territory Ghia AWD and Holden Adventra CX8 [ 28jul04 ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) |
 | | The Holden Adventra is a Commodore wagon-based derivative, while Ford's Territory is a ground-up SUV wagon design that owes little to the Falcon, even though it shares some of its mechanical architecture with the sedan. |
 | | With Holden not thinking too far outside the square, the CX8 lacks the clever details found in the Ghia bottle holders and bins in four doors, two wet-clothes areas under the load floor, rear seats that move fore-aft, to name a few. |
 | | The Adventra has more ride comfort at low speeds and is more involving to drive, with excellent grip levels from its lower-profile 17-inch Bridgestones, tighter body control during directional changes and, on loose surfaces in particular, more latitude shown with its excellent, unobtrusive traction-control electronics. |
| www.theaustralian.news.com.au /printpage/0,5942,10265368,00.html (1937 words) |
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