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Lord Sward #397522 05/10/16 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Lord Sward
Remember folks, every Astra is built in England.


....for now.


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That's not true I'm afraid. All of the Sports Tourers (the estate) are built here. Pretty much everything else Astra-wise is built in Poland. The blue one was Polish built I'm afraid.


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That used to be the case, but not now with the very latest model.

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This one doesn't look as though it was built in England



Nor this one



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Originally Posted By Gambalunga
This one doesn't look as though it was built in England



Nor this one



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They're certainly not the people we see working at the Ellesmere Port plant. Unfortunately! wink


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Nope, thats definitely a Polish model.

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Originally Posted By Lord Sward
Nope, thats definitely a Polish model.

Rather Russian but you may polish her too.


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The back end is very rounded !


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Originally Posted By The Austrian
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Nope, thats definitely a Polish model.

Rather Russian but you may polish her too.


If I recall this right, in Austrian German language "powdering" could have a certain meaning, more so than polishing? This post does not need any answer, it tends more to become a subject of investigation in the framework of an intercultural seminar of semantic topics:)


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Originally Posted By Heinz
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Nope, thats definitely a Polish model.

Rather Russian but you may polish her too.


If I recall this right, in Austrian German language "powdering" could have a certain meaning, more so than polishing? This post does not need any answer, it tends more to become a subject of investigation in the framework of an intercultural seminar of semantic topics:)


I suspect that your powdering and our polishing could have exactly the same meaning. I had thought of posting a comment along the lines of " I hope thats all he polishes" but decided that it was too coarse.

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