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12-01-2012, 02:51 PM
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Rob
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Woodcroft S.A.
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whilst i agree, many would consider me the same except for the blue side. i'm not one eyed when it comes to reviews and such, but i will never own a holden. i don't even look at them when it comes shopping time for cars. even steering away from a falcon is a tough ask. when looking for my fg, i looked at mondeo, but the fact that i couldn't care two hoots about most of the 'techy' stuff meant the falcon won easily. whilst its fine to critisize holden fans for being sheep, its a bit ironical that many of the people critisizing the sales of falcon compared to commodore don't actually have a falcon in the driveway. i'm not saying to buy falcon regardless, but maybe thats the reason commodore outsells falcon by so much. its clearly not the best car on the market, but its good enough for most holden supporters. |
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Re: Whats stopping people from buying the Falcon?
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