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View Poll Results: Would you buy the GS in sedan or coupe form?
Sedan 32 15.53%
Coupe 174 84.47%
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Old 02-08-2010, 05:09 PM   #36
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I'd buy it (theoretically, I wouldn't have the money ). I am after a V8 coupe for a daily and dont have a family so I don't need back doors.

V8 coupes are something greatly lacking from our automotive environment IMO. I know as a buying whole Aussies prefer 4 doors but having some affordable coupes to chose from that are driven from the rear wheels would be nice even though their not financially viable.
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