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From what I see there are not many sedans around in Australia compared to the coupe. Carsales has at least 100 or so for sale and maybe 5 sedans. I've never seen one in that blue colour before either. I don't think the price is that bad though, perhaps you should post this in the For Sale section?

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From what I see there are not many sedans around in Australia compared to the coupe. Carsales has at least 100 or so for sale and maybe 5 sedans. I've never seen one in that blue colour before either. I don't think the price is that bad though, perhaps you should post this in the For Sale section?

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Maybe 5 sedans? Either you dont know how to use carsales, your looking up the wrong thing or you need to visit OPSM because there are more than five sedans on car sales. Sedans came out first and come in three model grades.

Another classic case of: Vtard syndrome right here! Doesnt do research, makes a statement(s) and looks like a total asshat.

Do your research these never camw turbo for factory for ab intercooler.

Maybe 5 sedans? Either you dont know how to use carsales, your looking up the wrong thing or you need to visit OPSM because there are more than five sedans on car sales. Sedans came out first and come in three model grades.

Another classic case of: Vtard syndrome right here! Doesnt do research, makes a statement(s) and looks like a total asshat.

But I do go to OPSM......

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