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16-02-2010, 06:04 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Melbourne
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Decontenting in the automotive industry seems common practice my experience was when they took the handy sun glass holder that was in my AU2 XR8 and deleted it from the BA series.
I believe the Territory had some standard features quietly removed like the adjustable pedals and Holden has taken things like centre console bin lights out of the latest VE Calais that was in the 2006 cars. It doesn't do much for the local large car market by taking items off the standard feature lists, especially those that are thinking of updating with the same car a few years down the track, only to find the same car has been cheapened. Any others that you know of ?
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