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Old 12-11-2010, 11:46 PM   #34
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as long as you're happy thats all that matters, but personally i think anyone who buys a holden wagon, doesn't really need a wagon. pretty sure i could fit almost as much in the boot of my FG.
But sometimes the purchase of a wagon is more for the practicality rather than the extra space. I know that was the situation in our case. I know we probably could fit all the gear we need in an FG sedan, but the simplicity of loading a wagon with prams etc has it all over a sedan. Maybe thats why there are no 'true' wagons anymore.
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