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Thread: Bye bye Holden?

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    Quote Originally Posted by avgas View Post
    My words of advice would be to avoid the following then:
    Ford Telstar
    Ford Lazer
    Anything with the word morris in it
    Mitsubishi Mirage of any year
    Toyota Starlet of any year
    Ford Focus Manual

    and probably countless more I have forgotten to mention. Never said the Viva was high on the list......but the holden one seemed the best of the 3 countries. Mate has also mentioned that the Holden Monaro drove better than the GTO.

    The Buick equivelent of the Viva was quite horrible though. So probably should be in that list somewhere. But then again what do you expect in China. Even the Euro's over there are shit.

    While we are on the note of RWD cars. Anyone else pissed off that Hyundai don't sell any of there RWD cars here? Because all the FWD cars are shit. Here is hoping Toyota/Subaru and Kia get their RWD cars here soon. Sucks not having any sub-3.5L RWD cars.
    I done about 350.000kms in a couple of the first gen manual focusses and they were ok, if you are the driver. Rear passengers especially do it very hard, uncomfy as all hell and very very road noisy. The road noise in the front wasn't much chop either but not as bad as the rear. very good handling car though and a lot of fun on twisty roads. The Topgear guys reckon they are a good drivers car too.
    But the viva omg
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    ...i've been driving japanese holdens for years now..just after i gave up on the real thing...fairly safe sticking with them and riding a Honda...there probably wont be a call for disappointment i'd say...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CAMSec View Post
    ...i've been driving japanese holdens for years now..just after i gave up on the real thing...fairly safe sticking with them and riding a Honda...there probably wont be a call for disappointment i'd say...
    Of course dying of boredom is always a possibilty...
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    Of course dying of boredom is always a possibilty...

    ...my boredom threshold is yet to be tested...towing my bikes to a race meeting behind a '57 Customline gives my want buttons a tickle, too far to the left for me...getting to the race track is far more important...four wheels=work/tool...and our old Leadwing still gives me the boredom elixir when the boxes are draggin on the tarmac..she seems to want to ride her own bike thesedays...I've had a swag of HJ, HG,HQ and HR's ...they were vehicles of note..post that the rest is history and bullshit...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CAMSec View Post
    ...I've had a swag of HJ, HG,HQ and HR's ...they were vehicles of note..post that the rest is history and bullshit...
    WB was the best pre Commodore Holden I've had. Had three WB utes...all awesome. And I've had everything from EH onwards.

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