Owners Manual and Service Book Replacement

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Originally Posted by TR Laredo

I think it’s not so much a wave but more like giving customers the “bird”. I wonder what their plans are for when the governments new fuel standards come into effect in 2025

Cheers

Not so much of a plan as ensuring the 6-7 n sometimes 8 figure pay packs remain in place whilst 'meetings' are held ensuring the 'right' crackers and 'that delicious' variety of 'that' cheese with that 'wonderful' Chardonnay they found on the Company Junket gets chilled to the ideal temp. announcing the 200k meeting is to investigate the Companies standpoint, which will be drafted by an 'individually sourced' Logistics Agency at a rate of remittance that would solve a Third Worlds Food crisis...and also supply a 'beeeeautiful' commission to the Board Member that 'nominated' their friends/associates Individually sourced Agency to perform the 'wonderfully' presented Review Report....if that fails...they'll 'cull one' to announce to 'onlookers' with 'vested interests' that the Company takes the matter at point extremely relevant to business continuity.... the 'culled one' we commence with another HUGE entity having spent years in power at a major player in World Trade and pass on the 'findings' of just which 'crackers, cheese, vineyard and chardonnay temp' worked a treat at the former provider of remittance exceeding any feasible limit of real world practice.

No apologies for being old enough to tell it how it is.

Hold meetings...watch train wreck...hold meetings to discuss train wreck....ensure 6-7 n possibly 8 figure pay packet remains in place...now....pass that cheese

[Jeeper6]

Originally Posted by drover

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I really think the hype from the Governments Fuel Standards change in 25 by manufacturers or should I say dealers is a furphy, a joke really as by 2025 European standards will have moved on and we will be using a standard that has been in operation since 21 and Europe will be on 6e by end of this year while other countries are moving to along similar lines to us, so since they don't build a special model for Australia it just a beat up, more likely to try and get away with adding more fee's when the time comes ........ and by the time it actual is law here we will be getting old Euro models as they will have moved on to Euro 7, expected around July 2025..... Just another Y2K beat up.. It just means we will be roughly aligned with most asia/pacific countries in the end....

Going off topic, but I read the other day that the US is back pedaling from the totally onerous emission standards that they Legislated. A big push back from car manufacturers and the public alike has seen the Feds take heed and either water down their ambitious targets or push them out by another decade or so.

Yet we suckers in this country led by some wood duck who probably doesn't even have a car license are being dictated to...like we live in some Communist regime as to what type of car we are allowed to purchase and drive.

Given too that the alleged " pollution" output created by cars in this country is less than 3% of the 1% of total Australian contribution to world emissions...