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Old 27-04-2018, 07:27 PM   #11
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Default Re: Ford Australia’s record $10 million fine for “unconscionable conduct” over dodgy transmissions

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Going to hurt Ford where it hurts, not in the wallet, their reputation which was slowly being rebuilt.
Un/Fortunately (depending on your viewpoint) I don't think this will have as big an impact on Ford as many believe.

People tend to NGAF if a newer version of the same product or a different product from the same manufacturer is desirable to them (and they haven't been affected by a previous issue with said manufacturer)
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