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19-01-2018, 09:59 PM
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There would be very little money in new small cars. Just picked up a new Astra, the stuff you get in small cars and their price is pretty incredible. Didn’t look at the Focus, but the market is so competitive that you can afford to be picky even with a very low budget.
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Re: Ford passenger cars not a priority for Blue Oval in Australia.
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