Going head-to-head with the frugal Mazda is Ford’s—new to Canada—Fiesta. This stylish two and four-door global car is an exciting ride that inspires with Euro-handling characteristics and plenty of upscale flare and content for an entry-level offering.
If the Fiesta fails to meet the requisite exhilaration thresholds for the performance-minded driver, look no further than the Canadian Car of the Year, the 2010 Volkswagen Golf GTI. This “boy racer” needs no modifying to dominate the track. It delivers outstanding performance and exceptional handling prowess without the cost associated with most German hardware of similar capabilities.
Regardless of where one’s interest may focus or what one’s automotive needs and desires are, this year’s Vancouver International Auto Show will answer the burning questions in a completely tactile, highly visual manner.
In addition to the A-to-Z of new models, be sure to checkout the supercar display which brings together $2.8mil worth of exotica on four wheels. There’s also a classic car display on the concourse level along with a collection of antique motorcycles that will generate saliva sufficient to shock Pavlov himself.
The big show wraps up at 6PM, Sunday April 4th. Don’t miss out on an opportunity to fragment 26 bones per foot with hundreds of exciting tire kicks under a single roof.
If the Fiesta fails to meet the requisite exhilaration thresholds for the performance-minded driver, look no further than the Canadian Car of the Year, the 2010 Volkswagen Golf GTI. This “boy racer” needs no modifying to dominate the track. It delivers outstanding performance and exceptional handling prowess without the cost associated with most German hardware of similar capabilities.
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Regardless of where one’s interest may focus or what one’s automotive needs and desires are, this year’s Vancouver International Auto Show will answer the burning questions in a completely tactile, highly visual manner.
In addition to the A-to-Z of new models, be sure to checkout the supercar display which brings together $2.8mil worth of exotica on four wheels. There’s also a classic car display on the concourse level along with a collection of antique motorcycles that will generate saliva sufficient to shock Pavlov himself.
The big show wraps up at 6PM, Sunday April 4th. Don’t miss out on an opportunity to fragment 26 bones per foot with hundreds of exciting tire kicks under a single roof.
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