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Holden should hurry up and bring this as the Monaro replacement - I still see Monaros everywhere and they look great. A Camaro will sell like crazy.

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Damn that's harsh. I wish Holden would focus on making the Commodore the long-wheelbase model and introduce a smaller rear-wheel drive sedan on the same platform. It would be an Aussie 3-series and shit all over front drivers like the Mazda6, Accord and Camry. A V-8 model would be M3/C63 material.

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Damn that's harsh. I wish Holden would focus on making the Commodore the long-wheelbase model and

I totally support you!

We need more cars on track days to come Last, Second-last, Third-last, Fourth-last...

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Holden should hurry up and bring this as the Monaro replacement - I still see Monaros everywhere and they look great. A Camaro will sell like crazy.

Will not happen, some one paid a lot of money for the last monaro, they were going to make a new model after that then the buyer got lawyers involved and it never happened.

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I totally support you!

We need more cars on track days to come Last, Second-last, Third-last, Fourth-last...

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Well Said :P

Plus the original camaro posted above wins hands down over the new one

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not a fan I'm afraid. already had one apart and its entirely too complex for what it is. every item in the thing is data driven and when one item breaks the entire lot shuts down.

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