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24-01-2007, 07:38 PM | #8 | |||||
I still have both eyes
Join Date: Nov 2005
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The biggest problem I see is that most people on this site still don't understand that Holden doesn't see Ford as their competitor anymore. They have happily handed over the fleet market so Ford can battle Toyota for the biggest discount. Holden have gone out to take on the world and so far have certainly at least managed to open the door. Ford meanwhile are struggling to complete the Orion (the BF/BF2 upgrade was basically cosmetic because Ford didn't have the money to do anything else). Quote:
Oh and while I'm at it lets take a stab at why the GT is so much more than just the car. Could it be that Ford are trading off the name and heritage of the best performance car to come out of Australia SO FAR (GTHO). It surely isn't because the GT is in the same league as its namesake. In fact if you think the GT is anything more than an overpriced average performance car then you really are the exact target Ford aimed the car at, good luck to you. I have a bridge you could also invest in. Well done Holden the VE was a deserving winner (except the pov pack Omega/Berlina), this year. Orion will not be the 2008 COTY as it will not be released in time for next years awards. (Judging is Jan 08, Orion target release is April 2008). It will therefore be eligable for the 2009 COTY. Its main competition could be the VF Commodore. |
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