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The Australian Mustang ChampionshipWhere does that leave Supercars?
Better yet , fork the cash and develop a Camaro/Mustang gt3
Can see WAU doing it, as they already sell the Camero(which has had a 3rd party GT3 ver before).Better yet , fork the cash and develop a Camaro/Mustang gt3
Like last yearThe Australian Mustang Championship
Won? Both as Australian makes are dead.Well, well it looks like Ford has won the war in the end. Even if they lost most of the battles. Seriously though, this is sad news. Even though I support Ford, I was never a hater of Holden.
Future: Ford Mustang vs GM what?
Future? Supercars has none of it doesn’t find regulations that fit in the motor industry world wide.Future: Ford Mustang vs GM what?
Just relax mate. It‘s obvious that what I posted was a lighthearted dig at Holden fans and it went swish straight over your head.Future? Supercars has none of it doesn’t find regulations that fit in the motor industry world wide.
Mustang is a yank vehicle just as a Camaro is.
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Eh? I’m Very relaxed. Don’t watch Supercars and haven’t for a while so am unconcerned.Just relax mate. It‘s obvious that what I posted was a lighthearted dig at Holden fans and it went swish straight over your head.![]()
If there wasn’t so much money wasted on inefficient renewables, unions didn’t demand $80k/annum for assembly line workers and we had built several of the energy efficient coal fired power station, GM would probably still be manufacturing cars in Oz.
Don’t forget the government sending bucket loads of cash overseas and not helping out our manufacturers.If there wasn’t so much money wasted on inefficient renewables, unions didn’t demand $80k/annum for assembly line workers and we had built several of the energy efficient coal fired power station, GM would probably still be manufacturing cars in Oz.
We, the taxpayer, were contributing $250 per vehicle produced in Australia. No matter the manufacturer.If there wasn’t so much money wasted on inefficient renewables, unions didn’t demand $80k/annum for assembly line workers and we had built several of the energy efficient coal fired power station, GM would probably still be manufacturing cars in Oz.
They euthanised a dying industry.
Umm no.They euthanised a dying industry.
I actually have no issue with the government divvying out subsidies but even they couldn't save the industry. Without the ability to export in any reasonable numbers, the death of Holden and Ford (and collaterally, Toyota) was inevitable.Umm no.
The government subsidies were less than other countries such as Europe who do the same thing.
Also less than the funds directed at the mining industry and other industries in the country.
The Government wanted to flex and it backfired.
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