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Old 26-06-2022, 06:33 PM   #14
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Default Re: Ford culls Focus 2025

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There's a way to fix that. Australia needs to change to LHD. we have no reason not to change other than being lazy. (apathy is a huge problem in Australia, sure, but it still needs to happen)
I know you’re reply was half tongue in cheek but we barely get enough now for road maintenance.
Seriously, our whole road system to LHD would be unjustifiable, especially if the government then
lifted our taxes to pay for the damned thing which in all likelihood they would do in a heartbeat.
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