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Good afternoon ladies, gentlemen, spaceships, unicorns and ASIO.
There is a 30 minute clip from the ABC about Holden winding up in Australia and at the end some commentary by the following 'experts': - Some old bloke from ZZTop - A motoring 'journalist' - Some woman from Deloitte Access Economics who later admits she's never owned a Holden, knows nothing about cars other than you should buy the cheapest one because it loses its value the moment you drive it from the dealership then try use it as little as possible - Some flog with a big nose who may have raced Holdens https://iview.abc.net.au/show/holden...nd-of-the-road Worth a watch, worth taking with a grain of salt. Whats your opinion on why Holden failed in Australia? |
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Holden - End of the Road
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