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The numbers are deliberately a bit off....but most of you get the picture....
Anyways, this thread is about Holden and their predicament, I thought they were going gangbusters making huge profits now that Cruze is punching along at 4,000 units a month and Commodore at 6,000 units a month. How come they need money again after spending over $500 million introducing Cruze to save production? Oh, that right...... They should get what Ford got, $34 million from feds and $19 million from state Govt. Last edited by jpd80; 12-01-2012 at 10:51 PM. |
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Re: So is it the end of the Holden??
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