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CUV
(redirected from Crossover utility vehicle)

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CUVCrossover Utility Vehicle (automobile)
CUVCompact Utility Vehicle
CUVCertified Used Vehicle (General Motors)
CUVCommercial Utility Vehicle
CUVCombat Utility Vehicle (Star Wars gaming)
CUVCute Utility Vehicle
CUVCurrent Unit Value
CUVCurrent Updated View
CUVCity Utility Vehicle (various companies)
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Body style/layout: The Equinox is a compact, front-engine crossover utility vehicle with four side doors and a rear lift-gate.
2010 Chevrolet Equinox LT: Compact crossover is ticket to GM renewal by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
General Motors said Friday it was preparing to begin exports of the US-made Buick Enclave luxury crossover utility vehicle to China as early as next month.
GM says US-made Buicks ready to roll to China by AFP / AFP American Edition
General Motors said Friday it was preparing to begin exports of the US-made Buick Enclave luxury crossover utility vehicle to China as early as next month.
GM says US-made Buicks ready to roll to China by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
 
 
 
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