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View Poll Results: Should Ford, GM combine their resources?
Yes, even if its a short term venture 9 6.21%
No thank you 119 82.07%
Unsure 17 11.72%
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Old 10-10-2005, 05:08 PM   #11
Dr Smith
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Err no... I'm banned from the forum you're thinking of. And no, I don't want to add value to that forum... which is why I unashamedly support this forum. ;)

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Ahh, now I know why I haven't spotted you on there...back O/T...a joint venture on some models would certainly save huge development dollars however especially here in Australia where the F vs H rivalry is enormous can you imagine how the marketing departments would go trying to sell the cars...and although he's now leaving I would love to have heard how MacKenzie (Holden head of sales) would have spun this to the masses.
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