Volkswagen <\/a>also got on the sporty bandwagon (bandwagen?) with the XL1, which claims to have the lowest drag coefficient ever seen on a car. Again, VW has gone for the eco-friendly thing and has made sure that the XL1 has low emissions and a hybrid engine. It also claims to be the most efficient car in production and was discussed in an earlier post .<\/a><\/p>\n Volkswagen also had a more down-to-earth offering with the latest incarnation of the Golf. Audi \u00a0<\/a>has also got something worth waiting for. Three somethings, in fact, in the form of the RS Q3, the S3 Sportback and the A3 e-tron, which we\u2019re confident will make it down here and be added to our reviews page when the time comes.<\/p>\n Subaru<\/a> managed to turn a few heads with a new concept. This was the Viziv. Now, how do you describe the Viziv (the name\u2019s supposed to be derived from Vision for Innovation)? Well, when I first started writing car reviews for Private Fleet, many years ago, a\u00a0mess-up in the list to be reviewed asked me to describe a \u201cSubaru Impreza \u00a0<\/a>Forester <\/a>\u201d. The resulting query from my end as to which model was to be described was clarified soon enough (both of them, of course) but also attracted the comment that the blend of the sporty Impreza with the sturdy AWD Forester would be an interesting crossover. Well, that pretty much describes the Viziv, which has the 4×4 drivetrain and the super-sporty handling (and looks). Oh yes \u2013 it\u2019s a hybrid vehicle, too<\/p>\n![\"viziv\"](\"http:\/\/blog.privatefleet.com.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/04\/viziv-300x180.jpg\")
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