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View Poll Results: Would you consider buying a Ford/Holden combined car?
Yes - I don't mind that its from Ford & Holden 37 48.05%
No - I don't want a car that's half Ford & half Holden 40 51.95%
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Old 04-07-2012, 02:43 PM   #21
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Default Re: Ford and Holden work together on making a V8 RWD Coupe (POLL)

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Hmm, don't recall seeing either of those cars as I walked thru the Local Holden and Ford dealership over the weekend - must have run out of brochures, or maybe their demo models were out on test drives?
So you would choose to develop alternatives to importing existing cars?
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