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We can see why they might. Tremendous change is happening in the auto market, right now. Overseas, we are seeing companies calling for a slow down in the implementation of their CO2/EV policies for cars. Australia has no domestic industry to protect, so it's watch with popcorn time. What do you think? Slow it down? Let it rip? Lord of the flies approach, and let the dust settle? Or just vote out the government?
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Toyota Australia calls for delay in first federal auto emissions standard
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