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Old 04-01-2012, 06:26 PM   #9
mr smith
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Default Re: Mazda 3 Top Selling Car 2011.
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Originally Posted by jpd80
I guarantee you that Ford will have a surprising turnaround in fortunes this year, they now have
the vehicles to take on Holden and Toyota in fleets and retail, things are going to change big time....
Maybe fleets but not retail. Too many people have been burnt by poor customer service. Three close friends purchased new cars in the last three months, not one visited a Ford (or Holden) dealership and all had been new Ford owners in the past. Two purchased new models of their exiting vehicles (Subaru and Toyota) and another went from Kia (two new ones in a row) to Mitsubishi. All are happy.
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