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16 Jan 2024, 22:07 (Ref:4192133) | #11 | ||
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Consider your list and tell us why any of those manufacturers would want to enter, at least three of them are either on the verge of exiting the Oz market, most of them sell only miniscule amounts here, most sedans from that list are entirely unsuitable unless we return to class racing which would be an excellent idea IMHO etc etc. Manufacturers that had a presence in Oz motor sport because they had either manufacturing or CKD operations here is quite long for a country our size. Renault Nissan Holden Ford Toyota Mitsubishi British Leyland Volkswagen Volvo?? The sad fact is they have all left and apart from a select few have very little presence here. So, tell me why any of those minor brands would want their product *******ised into a circuit car for a market they have very little interest in when their marketing plans are NOW moving away from ICE in the foreseeable future. It simply does not make sense with any logical consideration longer than five seconds. ALERT ALERT! The basis of the series no longer exists so why continue to flog it to the fans when their interest as it was has been removed and will continue in a downward spiral because the cars either can't be bought here or are only in a specialist end of the market for a select few. How many fans own a Mustang, I would venture not many judging by the sales figures. I could rant on but this will do for now and thanks for taking the time to read it. |
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