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21-11-2006, 09:39 PM
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Blue Blood
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: SA
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Back in the gold old days you could basically order anything when buying a new car. I'm in the market for a new fairmont/fairmont ghia. The only thing stopping me is the fact you can't option a manual. I understand it's been like this for over 10 - 15 years now. The red camp is the same with their luxury models. But why? Surely it's not hard to organise this on the assembly line? Surely cost can't be a factor. Not everyone who drives a manual wants an XR6/8. Does anyone else agree? Maybe we should start a petition going
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Why can't we option manual on fairmonts etc?
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