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Old 14-07-2010, 03:23 AM   #16
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Looks like CarAdvice may be right on the money with their first set of CGIs; I was just cruising though Autoblog and pics of the new Caprice detective pack have hit the net and they show the new lower front bar (!) which matches exactly with the VEII Berlina front bar that CarAdvice rendered...



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& Youseff, I remember back a year or two ago various media outlets stated that Holden was working on making the A pillar thinner by using higher strength materials, I guess being broke must have prevented its completion.

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