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With the aussie designed an built cars looking shaky in the future, could the recent (99-06) Monaro be the last ever production coupe ever made by an aussie company?
Lets keep the concept cars out of this. I know that there is a ‘concept’ VE coupe running around, and the Falcon AU coupe that appeared once in the magazines was particularly nice, but NOT a production vehicle. More importantly and sad when you think about it….but is the cobra the last ever ford production AUSSIE coupe to be made? I know the economies of scale don’t add up for car companies as far as coupes are concerned….but to think the cobra was the last aussie ford coupe, is sad. Would aussies accept the USA mustang if it was brought in as a right hand drive car, officially by ford Australia?
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aussie coupes - will we ever see one again?
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