It was the autumn of 2013 and the Australian car industry was struggling under the weight of currency parity with the US dollar. The quality of the local product had increased dramatically over the previous decade to produce vehicles that had been, before the dramatic upswing in the value of the Australian dollar, finding increased access to international markets around the world including export of the iconic Holden Monaro to the USA.
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