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committed to helping individuals go as far as they possibly can."
(Family Circle USA, December 1995)
47) TOYOTA: "It's one thing to brag to your neighbors about all the
features, but we suggest you don't rub it in with the price." (US News &
World Report March 6, 2000)
48) TOYOTA: "PEOPLE WILL STARE FOR ALL THE RIGHT
REASONS. Could you really blame them? The aggressive styling and
rambunctious curves of the stylish Celica will make more than a few
heads turn in your direction. Oh, the center of attention is a nice place
to be." (Self Fitness Special USA, September 1999)
49) Vauxhall car: "Once driven, forever smitten." (Options GB, May 1996)
50) VAUXHALL: "'Vauxhall have found more room for your dog.
Apparently it's under the bonnet. - Hang on. There isn't enough room
under here to swing a cat let alone carry a dog. On further investigation,
it seems Vauxhall have this rather clever computer which takes useless
space under the bonnet, and puts it where it's most useful, in the boot.
[...] Well I'm off to take my dog walkies. So if you need more
information visit their website [...] or ring [...]. I may just call them to
apologise. They're not barking mad after all.'" (Good Housekeeping
GB, June 2000)
51) Volkswagen Golf SE: "Look the bee's knees without being stung.
Ignore the fact it's a Volkswagen. You know, durability, solidity,
reliability, incidentals like that. With our new 1.4 Golf SE, you have full
permission to be seduced by looks. [...] Here's the real beauty of it,
though. The SE's price. As little as £ 10,801 on the road. Can't you just
see yourself buzzing around in one?" (Observer Magazine GB, February
1996)
52) Volvo 850-R: "If Power Is The Ultimate Aphrodisiac, Prepare To Be
Seduced. - You are gazing fondly at the new 850-R, the most powerful
Volvo ever built. It develops 250 brake horsepower and 259lb/ft of
torque (take our word for it, that's a lot of torque). We don't know how
fast it goes - its top speed is electronically limited to 155mph (where
legally permissible). A more leisurely 62 mph is reached in a not-soleisurely
6.7 seconds. And with a 50-70 time of 5.7 seconds, overtaking
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