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Old 16-04-2018, 09:24 AM   #11
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Default Re: Will the Holden brand survive?

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How can Holden maintain the 200 or so dealerships with sales outside the top ten?
I think many Holden dealerships will be looking to take on other car brand franchises to supplement their income stream if they have not already done so.

No longer can a car dealership put their eggs and loyalty all in the one basket with the turmoil in the car industry in the coming years, not to mention the coming electric vehicle revolution.
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