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Old 20-03-2007, 10:35 PM   #1
Ridin-High
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Default Nearly Converted a mate to Aussie cars

Alright where to start.... i got a mate who is looking for a new car, something sporty/speed/styling. He is Asian and has mostly been looking at honda Integra's and other things along those lines.....it has taken months of talking up aussie cars.. now he asked if i can take him to the dealership to check some things out.

Im 20, he is 21... my question is would the dealership let us test drive cars? My friend is pretty serious about getting a new car and it gonna drop some serious coin. Ford Xr6-Turbo and the New holden SV6 / SS are the main ones on the hitlist.

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