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| The retro game |
| d.skinner 01-12-2006 |
No this can't be right, even Lambo is now playing the retro game? There have been some great examples of retro designs that payed off, such as the Mustang and HHR. Love them or hate them, these two examples worked very well for their automakers who NEEDED a jump in sales. Lamborghini needing a sales jump? I highly doubt the company is in the pickle that Ford and GM are. On the other hand, the more "affordable" Lambo is attractive and certainly has potential to have success. Will they be survive the retro game? Wait and see. |
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