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• Re: The Day The Blue Team Dropped The Ball
  
  JMII - I think those population numbers put this market in perspective. Small market, high prices and few of the local vehicles being sold elsewhere (to share costs)...
• Re: Inside The Industry: TTAC Finds The Missing Etymology Of Passat, Golf, Scirocco, Polo
  
  Bertel Schmitt - Gran Turismo Injektion
• Re: Inside The Industry: TTAC Finds The Missing Etymology Of Passat, Golf, Scirocco, Polo
  
  Heino - VW Fahrt, which would increase sales immediately in all English speaking countries. Sounds like a wind no?
• Re: Generation Why: A Brief History Of Import Drag Racing
  
  danio3834 - You’re right, I should have added some caveats. Properly tuned, carburetors make more peak power than EFI in most gasoline racing...
• Re: Capsule Review: Jaguar XJ 3.0 AWD
  
  sitting@home - IIRC from High School chemistry, Aluminum instantaneously oxidizes on contact with air to form an impenetrable barrier … you will never actually...
• Re: Inside The Industry: TTAC Finds The Missing Etymology Of Passat, Golf, Scirocco, Polo
  
  Beerboy12 - I suspect beer was involved.
• Re: May Sales Seen Up 6-8 Percent
  
  mikey - As a former new car buyer,and now an aging baby boomer, debt,and or using up savings, isn’t going to happen for us either. Now,speaking as a guy that depends...
• Re: Holden Sticking With Australia Despite High Costs
  
  Syke - There are times when the past is the past, and the product must change to keep up with the changing market. There’s nothing sacrosanct about...
• Re: Generation Why: A Brief History Of Import Drag Racing
  
  Adam - “Then I woke up and realized that it was all a bunch of BS.” I owned and enjoyed a 1990 Eagle Talon Tsi AWD from 1994 to 2004, and...
• Re: Capsule Review: Jaguar XJ 3.0 AWD
  
  Tstag - The XJ is a great car but dismissing Land Rover products so easily is wrong. The sell strongly because their offroad ability is immense and almost nothing...