TTAC readers know that this site has an unhealthy fascination with low-cost cars. It’s not entirely unjustified, what with the segment booming in recession-plagued Europe and the fact that low-cost vehicles are cannibalizing the sales of larger, more conventional vehicles.
Posted in Europe, Industry, New Cars, News Blog
Tagged as Dacia, dacia sandero, Kia, kia picanto, low cost cars, SEAT, seat mii
Tagged as Dacia, dacia sandero, Kia, kia picanto, low cost cars, SEAT, seat mii
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