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Subject: Or Australia's Holden Commodore (currently Brazil's best selling imported luxury car)
Author: Ian (Australia)	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:49:37 01/08/05 Sat In reply to: Dave (UK) 's message, "Just think..." on 21:10:36 01/08/05 Sat [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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Author: Andrew(Canada) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 07:58:56 01/13/05 Thu yes the Evo and the Commodore, both well known, at least by me anyway...i would love to see Holden or Vauxhall in Canada...but if they got the Monaro to be left hand drive for the US, why cant they do that for there other cars for Canada [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Date Posted: 10:28:36 01/13/05 Thu

It seems the Holden plant in Melbourne produces something like 14 models (much higher than the 4 or 5 produced by other car plants in Australia) and they have plans to transfer production of some models to the US - including the Monaro, which will apparently be sold there as if it were a Pontiac. That should open up the possibility for sales to Canada too.

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