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Lukeyson
 
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Two candidates that come to mind: (1) The Monaro 427 - announced convincingly enough that it was allowed into a production car race, and then abandoned. (2) 'We're going to build the Commodore in Australia until 2020' announcement, which they backflipped on when Ford announced their closure first. Lukeyson
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Re: Holden's "V8 sports car" post 2017?
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