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Old 14-11-2022, 11:28 AM   #1
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Default Longest serving automotive manufacturer in Australia

Hi all,

I was thinking, since Holden's departure, is Ford Australia the longest serving automotive manufacturer in the country? Never really thought about it.

Ford- 1925
VW- 1957
Toyota- 1958
Chrysler/Mitsubishi- 1963/1980
Volvo- 1963
Mazda- 1963
Nissan- 1966
Subaru- 1973- I think
Hyundai- 1986- I think
Kia- 1992- I think

Holden- 1856- RIP

Just chose some of the major players still, we all know the Chinese, Tesla etc are new comers.
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