Automotive firms drive into new retail

The page is turning on Australia’s automotive retailing market. By the end of this week the last-Holden vehicle made in Australia will roll off the assembly line, ending a 150-plus year tradition of locally manufactured and retailed cars Down Under. After more than a decade of difficulty squaring the economics of manufacturing cars locally, the sector that was once one of the stalwart pillars of the Australian economy has now vanished. But retail moves on – and it’s moving fast. In the

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