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11th October 2003 - 03:52 AM
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um. is it just me, or are holdens claims about the new crewman (which looks like shit) totally stoopid or what? they say its the first australian 4 door ute. are hiluxes and tritons, to name only 2, not utes? both are built in australia and both have a 4 door version readily available. or is holden that stupid they just didnt put to much thought into the campain. any thoughts or explanations? cheers. -------------------- 1990 2.4 Turbo Diesel LN130 Hilux Surf - JDM as
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gtrchick00
Post #4
yeah i thought the same thing when i heard it, cos my next door negihbour has a 4door ute lol im like wtf |
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SeNaToR
Post #5
i sat in one of these today at robina holden, no joke the back seat is practically verticle, its impossible to sit in the back and be comfortable, and the amount of leg room is very minimal, doesnt come with traction control aswell, personally i think its abit of a flop, ill post a pic of the back seat in madly styled cars.. |
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SHERIF
Post #8
yeah, you wouldnt want to be in the back for anymore than 5 mins at a time, its a joke how cramped they are, good one holden |
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BoostedS15
Post #14
but but but its "holdens" first 4 door! and we all KNOW that holden are the only car company in OZ.......surely...... |
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Post #16
Yeah Hilux and Tritons are built in Japan, there are only a handful of Australian built cars |
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the red krawler
Post #17
Its about 500m long! |
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king of the concrete jungle
Post #18
It's because it's the FIRST all "Australian built" 4door ute. All the other utes ie. Triton, Courier & Bravo (same build line) Rodeo, Navara etc are all built overseas. Remember Holden made the first ute in the world altogether. Don't understand the reason behind the back seat issue tho because the cabin is made on the Statesman/Caprice build line, so I thought there should be ample cabin room. Oh well lets hope it gets improved in models to come. Still personally, I think it's a good idea tho. Especailly for families. I don't have a family but I know how handy my 4 door Rodeo is over my SS because of the tray. An extra seat and 2 doors is always handy for mates. |
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the red krawler
Post #22
I think you'll find holden built the first tonner ute? Its along those lines. Ford built the first ute, holden built the first tonner ute (as opposed to styleside). Some crap like that, I heard some bogans arguing over this a while ago |
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Post #24
Geez, listen to yourself mate.. Do you really think Holden - A CAR MANUFACTURER - doesn't know that the ute is a rear wheel drive?! OF COURSE they do. What its called is good marketing! Holden advertise much better than their competitors and it most definitely helps their sales. Look at the caprice ad, the SS ute ad, the astra ad.. they are all pretty good ideas and ads you will remember (whether you like them or not). I see nothing wrong with the ad, who cares if its not 'technically right'! The average tradesman/buyer is not going to care what bloody wheels the power goes through. Well of course they are going to care, but they aren't going to care about it being wrong on the TV ad!!! Bottom line, its a tv ad, and as someone said before.. you can do what you want on tv. I say good on Holden for at least trying to come up with different ideas for car ads- instead of boring shit like 'can't get enough of this' etc. And I don't intend to just bag ford, its just the only ad catch line i can think of atm. As for the Crewman, I won't really comment on it cos hey, i wouldn't buy one- i don't need one. Its an idea that will appeal to many people though. |
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WattsyLX
Post #32
Ford actually designed and built the first ute, long before Holden even existed. |
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