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Old 29-02-2020, 11:28 AM   #11
Bill M
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Default Re: Will the Holden brand survive?

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Originally Posted by ozpacman View Post
Anyone who believes that was the reason GM took their bat and ball and went home is seriously deluded.

If there was a good quid to be made then they'd have stayed. They were and are still losing money hand over fist. It was a business decision - nothing more.
Of course it was a business decision! The drover's dog knows that.
It was what contributed to that decision is what people are questioning.
Simple explanations are for those who blindly follow what they are given.
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