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Old 20-07-2012, 05:27 PM   #11
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Default Re: Our own Govt's not buying (enough) Aussie cars

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Originally Posted by graham7773
A quote from an article by Syd Maher in The Australian.

"A spokeswoman for Finance Minister Penny Wong said rules on federal government car selections had been tightened to specify that they must be made in Australia unless there was no suitable alternative"

Jim Goose, I just started another thread using an article which included the quote above. Yes, there is a government directive to use Australian made vehicles as much as possible.
So there isn't an Australian made alternative to the Hyundai Santa Fe? (Which QPS use almost exclusively as their SUV) or any other 4 door sedan which many Govt departments have.. All the Corollas etc they use can be replaced by the EcoBoost Falcon
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