PhantomFox6 Throbbing Member Member 123 Member For: 20y 4d Location: N.S.Farkin.W. Posted 10/11/06 10:33 AM Posted 10/11/06 10:33 AM Teething problems are always expected in a new model. Good to see Expensive Daewoo acting so quickly to fix the problem.←get your hand off it. do you drive a ford or a friggin holden. me im ford through and through and will not put up with anyone, even in the slightest giving any credit to holden. They reckon they spent a billion, obviously skimped on the quality control though.to you and to holden ......eat as I have said in other threads, if I want a camry/magna ill buy one, a billion dollars and they couldnt fit fuggin seat belts correctly? your gotta be fuggin kiddin. Shoulda paid toyota a bit more and they would have showed them how to build thier design
PhantomFox6 Throbbing Member Member 123 Member For: 20y 4d Location: N.S.Farkin.W. Posted 10/11/06 10:34 AM Posted 10/11/06 10:34 AM or were you being sarcastic...in that case I take it all back
SHOCK Team Grandpa Legacy Donating Member 1,921 Member For: 20y 5m Gender: Male Location: Hunter Valley Posted 10/11/06 10:44 AM Posted 10/11/06 10:44 AM Teething problems are always expected in a new model. Good to see Expensive Daewoo acting so quickly to fix the problem.← Yes I agree...good on you Holden, best car on the market today****Please note - these comments above maybe deemed to contain a sarcarstic nature*****Written and authorised by Mr J. Shock.....Australian Wine Party...Brisbane
Robit28 Member 385 Member For: 20y 11m Location: Brisbane Posted 10/11/06 11:21 AM Posted 10/11/06 11:21 AM At least they are acting on it while some of us Ford owners still own lemons and can't get them fixed, two years after buying them?????
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