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New look V8 Supercar from GM.

wombat666

wombat666

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The first of the new generation 'Commodore' supercars has broken cover.
Several of this model will appear throughout 2018, a very sensible move IMHO.
Getting in a years worth of on track development before the rest of the pack must be worth the effort.
And just FTR, the new 'Commodore' appears to be an 'Opel'......:biggrin-new:
Ford are keeping a very low profile but rumor has it that they are trying to get the Mustang homologated. Bloody Muppets.

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Ferry_vO said:
Looks like an Opel/Vauxhall Insignia to me.
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Right on the mark Ferry!
No more local production from GMH here, the new generation of 'Supercars' are all imports, the Commodore will be raced with twin turbo V6.
We have some interesting 'rumors' floating around re who and what will be lining up next year, KIA might (probably) roll out a full on Stinger which would be very welcome.
:encouragement:
 
You are right about the looks.It is.
Holden closed down a few months
ago here in Australia. GM Holden is
no more. Same thing for Ford and
Toyota.

Anthin.
 
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