It looks like a Norwegian Qantas.
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People seem to think that outside air is some kind of magical substance.
Ashes to ashes, rust to rust.
As an Australian, I feel your pain. The dynamics are similar here, except that we have even better resources, proximity to the world’s markets, and an educated population. But the mining companies have control of government and so we have the world’s largest coal mines, near zero tax on any mining - so the money goes…
You know, it must sound really good in your head when you type out “live in fear”.
Prises.
Right now this is a very good way to get ahead of the competition. If you know that this is where the market is going - then go all out.
It’s worth noting that they get a rebadged Mazda 2 for some reason. Even in Australia hardly anyone buys the 2, at least as far as I can tell.
RIP 2ris.
“And that’s how I became the fresh prince of Bel Air...”
Boomers. Am I right?
Does time mean nothing anymore??
$6900 seems like a lot for something that only has two wheels.
The earth is healing, nature is returning.
300 is the perfect amount of horsepower, for any car.
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Slaaaayer.
It was not fine, being a heavy small sluggish station wagon with next to no off-road abilities, but it was tolerable.
The Escape was actually a Tribute.
The ThaiLux isn’t that bad. Certainly not as indestructible as the old ones, but it’s as good as anything else on the market.
They’re starting to sell more as the demise of Holden and Ford means that men need other equipment to help in their dick-waving competitions.