Yes...why not? But perhaps not in the way you (and most North Americans) might imagine...

You’ve already got them. Except you call it GM.

Perhaps...but it never hurts the remember they are feeling much the same about you.

2nd Gear: A lot of those GMC Acadia’s are going to be RHD because they are going to be badged as Holden’s

Anyone looking for a Jeep Wrangler RZR?

Have a star distant glow from the headlight of a shot to shit Hilux...

One person’s cruiser could be another person’s pit bike or toy car?

There are no more utes - Ford ute is history and Holden ute goes under mid next year. Nor will there be autonomous utes in the future. Only autonomous shopping trollies. And shopping trollies do donuts already so it is reasonable expect that autonomous shopping trollies will have a donut mode.

Given the cost of these defensive weapons...why would the US Navy want or need to spend even more money liberating expensive offensive weaponry in the name of righteous (but pointless) retaliation upon a bunch of hotheads in a Hilux?

Does this help anyone in the Up Over? Current Everest with Ironman suspension kit plus Ironman bullbar.

I’ll wager that the concept of car-sharing is involved. Probably in terms of you paying for time-of-use (plus a retainer) rather than owning the car outright...

Lucky for them that they weren’t smuggling cockatoo’s.

No import tariff on the Everest into Oz due to free trade agreement with Thailand.

Comes in 2WD and 4WD...

And hilarious. And since I see a couple most every day...I’m rarely without smile. And then someone always needs braces...

The more interesting specs than just overall size is the difference between internal spaces in the respective cabins and the load capacity (both dimensions and carrying capacity).

If you don’t get the Navara then it is hard to see how you might get its SUV cousin. Then again...you guys get the Colorado and the Trailblazer. And the Fortuner.

Plenty of Jeeps in Oz...but none of them has yet earned the right to be considered a classic in this country. Especially those from the 80's and 90's. Even more so in the eyes of the ARB aftermarket catalogue...which is what this is all about

I ‘needed’ a 4x4...

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