Originally Posted by stut
For some reason, GM have always marketed Opel cars as 'Vauxhall' in the UK.
It's historical and nostalgic, isn't it? To take away the sting of (yet another) British car maker becoming absorbed into a huge multinational company.
Same thing in Australia: GM sells under the Holden brand, even though some of the cars are "world cars". For example, I think the current Holden Barina is just what we know in Europe as the Opel/Vauxhall Corsa.
Originally Posted by greatam
Nope, don't I wish-QE2 TA, Winter Crossing Club to FLL
Well, it is the first sector of the world cruise - so you could say you're going on one, but just not all the way around the world?
