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07-09-2008, 08:18 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Hervey Bay
Posts: 4,198
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ALMOST half of Tasmania's hoons are driving Holdens.
More than 900 vehicles, or about 20 a month, have been confiscated by police since anti-hooning legislation came into force in Tasmania in September 2004. Of these, 409 - a whopping 45 per cent of the confiscated cars - were Holden Commodores. Nissans were the next most common with 115 of them making up almost 13 per cent of impounded cars, followed by 90 Fords (10 per cent) and 89 Toyotas (9 per cent). |
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Most hoons are Holden drivers
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