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https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-new...ving-australia
Is this the start of established/legacy makers seeing a retreat from this market. Who is next on the chopping block… Jeep, Honda, Fiat, Alfa Romeo. Renault, Maserati, Jaguar? Chinese makers are ready to dump a whole lot of awkward and underwhelming looking vehicles into the market. Give it ten years and they’ll have the market covered, will have driven out financially struggling Euro and Asian brands and increased their prices to a level they know the market blindly accepts. https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-new...llenge-toyota# |
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