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21-01-2012, 11:03 AM

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Re: So is it the end of the Holden??

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Originally Posted by burnz

in most country's the department of defence, will need two fully capable automotive engineering company's for in times of war..
one company will be allowed to fold the others will be funded under national securitys.

Maybe in WW2 but not now, a modern car assembly plant with robots and just in time parts delivery simply doesnt have the flexibility to suddenly switch from making cars to Abrams tanks overnight. Australia now has secondary automotive vehicle body builders (like Thales Defence) for that sort of stuff.

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