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THE FINAL TWO DOZEN
22nd January 2004, Page 60
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In next week's issue of Commercial Motor we will reveal the winners of Testers' Choice — our selection of the best vehicles from last year, as decided by the
people who tested them.
Until now Testers Choice has been a "virtual' award. But this year the victorious manufacturer in each of the six categories will actually be presented with a trophy at an awards ceremony next week.The winners are drawn from vehicles which have been around one of our test routes with recorded fuel consumption.A full list of the 50-plus contenders was included in our road test roundup (CM.8January).1-lere's our shortlist of the four finalists in each category. 11