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The 'Stihl' Man
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TAS
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 : Just read the latest e-auto news, according to Mellor's, Peugeot is looking deeply into persueing legal action against HSV for the use of their "307" badge.  : While its probably all huff and puff at the moment, it would be a classic if the Puggsters get all there financial might behind it. I would think they would have a case, 307 being their new car and all. If it was 306 it mightn't of been such an issue I guess. Either way, a little more grief for HSV is always amusing. For the rest of the article download it from their site.
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