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17-12-2010, 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Fled74

Yeah they do.

http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mell...2575590081FA84

The Holden grille uglifies it.

I know. Sarcasm does not translate well into text. I was implying that Holden (typically) crossed out some other brand name and glued there badge onto it, so they can claim they have invented an "all new model".

That face makes me want to poke it in it's big, stupid eyes, Three Stooges style.

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Originally Posted by Jeremy Clarkson

If you buy a rubbish car, what you are saying is "I have no interest in cars." If you have no interest in cars, you have no interest in driving, and if you have no interest in something, it means you're no good at it, which means you must have your driving license taken away.

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