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Crossover cars serve the purpose of combining the most popular features of passenger vehicles with sport utility vehicles. The combined features of the two aforementioned types of vehicles results in a crossover vehicle which serves the purpose of providing affordable price, reasonable fuel economy, and exceptional comfort.
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