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12-12-2013, 01:18 AM
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Location: Sydney
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Im going to give credit where its due.
Compared to Holden, Ford did a great job with its PR in announcing the withdrawral of manufacturing in Australia. Ford were well prepared and have (it seems) a clear exit strategy as well as a well thought out product roadmap that does its best to service the segments in demand. To date, their plan moving forward has been well executed and communicated (albeit not revealing too much about future products, but giving us enough to speculate) Holden - what an absolute cluster $@#¥ - their PR team must be working over time to rectify this. I would not want to be in their shoes. With all this talk about Holden pulling out of Australia. Has it been confirmed whether or not the Commodore will still exist - produced somewhere else and still sold in Australia? |
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Re: Holden closure
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