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Old 23-08-2020, 11:23 PM   #27
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Default Re: Next gen Mustang - not for Aus?

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As GM pulled out of RHD markets you would think that would give Ford a boost in sales in those markets.
Not necessarily, Opel Vauxhall still exists in Europe retaining most of their sales volume after GM departed.
In Australia, Ford's main "gun" is Ranger, followed by Mustang and Everest. The sales held by Holden in its
final years were arguably on different product segments and only existed due to aggressive discounts that
we're not sustainable. I think the value Japanese and Korean brands swallowed those sales in one gulp.
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