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Old 18-07-2014, 06:55 PM   #11
PepeLePew
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Default Re: Final FPV sparks kilowatt controversy (GT-F vs GTS)

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Originally Posted by pottery beige View Post
I haven't even read these articles

red or blue

buy what you want it will make you feel like you want

little less worrying about what other people think will make you happy
And that goes two ways. I've got time as many do for any good performance car inc the GTS SS etc....but the Holden lads on this forum can be a little over inclined to pack up these days when anyone extends a criticism of the red team. A little mutual respect from both sides would do wonders for the longevity of many threads here.
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