GM axes Holden
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TBH, it's been dead since 2017 when GM pulled the plug on manufacturing. Certainly sad to see it totally go away, but I cant imagine many Holden enthusiasts are saddened by it other than maybe those who had the crazy hope they might fire it back up again.
As a GTO owner though, I am a bit concerned about what this may mean for future parts availability. Parts are already getting harder to find, I can't imagine this will help the situation (at least for shared PNs).
As a GTO owner though, I am a bit concerned about what this may mean for future parts availability. Parts are already getting harder to find, I can't imagine this will help the situation (at least for shared PNs).
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From: Warren MI
TBH, it's been dead since 2017 when GM pulled the plug on manufacturing. Certainly sad to see it totally go away, but I cant imagine many Holden enthusiasts are saddened by it other than maybe those who had the crazy hope they might fire it back up again.
As a GTO owner though, I am a bit concerned about what this may mean for future parts availability. Parts are already getting harder to find, I can't imagine this will help the situation (at least for shared PNs).
As a GTO owner though, I am a bit concerned about what this may mean for future parts availability. Parts are already getting harder to find, I can't imagine this will help the situation (at least for shared PNs).
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