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【Summary】The 1968 Holden Brougham was a rushed and poorly designed luxury car with an extended wheelbase, resulting in an ungainly and cheap vehicle.
FutureCar Staff
Nov 15, 2023 10:14 PM PT
Early attempts at creating a luxury car were disappointing, but none were as bad as the Brougham. This car was rushed to the market in 1968 and was a quick fix, resulting in a lack of time to extend the wheelbase. To create this lengthened luxury car, GM-H took the HK Holden Premier and added a 20 cm longer boot than the standard. The result was an ungainly vehicle, which was quickly associated with being cheap and cynical.
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