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Old 12-06-2013, 09:18 PM   #9
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Default Re: Holden needs your cash to keep going

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My how Holden's tune has changed in six months from a company commiting to stay
as a local producer for another ten years to now saying that it's all up in the air.

I'm sorry but you can't have it both ways and taking cash only to reneg later will put Holden in the firing line.

Maybe that's part of the reason why Ford is opting out, is government funding evaporating?
The way I see it, they are protesting against the flawed policies and unlevel playing fields for local manufacturers and are trying to get some much needed changes brought about. What do you want them to do? Sit on their hands like Ford did?
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