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My favourite motoring journo Joshua D at it again...
http://www.news.com.au/technology/in...d064dc7e9e1ab3 Reports Everest fire as lowlight, funny no mention of the 5 Colorado customers having suffered actual "thermal incidents" (aka fire) and recall of 26,000 vehicles affected. Must be because GM products don't need bad publicity??? http://www.carsguide.com.au/car-news...e-hazard-32113 To balance the report, JD did report finding that fire was caused by disconnected/lose battery terminal. |
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Joshua D - reports Everest Fire as lowlight in 2015
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