yer never movin cus its it dont go but searo shevs are only good if they are a big size like 4.2 in a land cruiser 80 series or a toyota hilux

im not too sure about stats but im prety sure there were more xd and xe falcons sold than vb vc commies hell why wouldent thay the 250 6banger is a top donk compared to holdens 202... just about every commie we get throu has cracksin the floor pan panhard rod mount where its atached to the body and around the lower control arms facts are commies fall apart..... chev like a rock NEVER MOVED NEVER WILL

Quote: yer more holden were sold plain comen sence like the toyota 4wd's more toyota 4wd's are sold than any other but when it comes to the land cruiser and the patrol these days the patrol out does it cus its looks like the 80 series but the partol 4cyl turbo 3.0 keeps blowin up so a word of warning dont beleave me go ask the police and that big diesel place that starts with b

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I just laughed milk out my nose!

There are similar Chevrolet acronyms, such as: Car Has Every Valve Rattling & Oil Leaks Every Turn.

holden= holes oil leaks dent engine noises or hold on ladys dick extension needed or even hold on luv d engines nackerd thay go on and on but hell if i had a dollor for every time some moron said found on rubbish dump i would be a rich man but mind u in the scrap yard where i work we get around 5 holdens to 1 ford that tell ya somethin

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Ive always known it as "Found On Rubbish Dump" or "Four Old Rusty Doors"

But then again im sure there are others.

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I think you've got you're quote wrong. That should be FIRST on race day. Unless there's a Datsun with Fanta Injection running against it, of course!

but each to his own but i reckon the monaroe looks beta than the gto

who would u want a ford it stands for f*ked on race day or found on rubish dump and holden is always holden together as always

1200ute8u1, I've heard several things, but the official word is that Holden had a good product, so why not use it? My personal feeling is that US car companies have forgotten what real muscle cars are, they have been so tuned to market studies and profit excercises. They have turned the Mustang into a high-dollar car, forgetting its roots as a sporty version of the Falcon and other mundane platforms as it was 1964-1994 (when it was last based on the Fairmont). The next one is supposed to be based on the Lincoln LS! It may be a nice car when it gets here, but it is far from its roots.

I am totally astounded that Australia never forgot how to make great cars -- and still is making them. Ford Australia is selling OHC Windsors, while we are stuck with comparatively weak 4.6 liter engines.