Talk:Asüna
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24.200.207.200, is there any particular reason you continue to insist Asüna (don't forget the diæresis), "is considered one of the most spectacular failures in automobile history, along the lines of the Edsel" and "was Canada's last automobile brand"? First of all, Asüna is not considered a failure of the proportions of Edsel. I mean come on... Asüna was a blip on the radar. There were few financial ramifications as a result of its creation and quick disbanding: it cost very little money to rebadge a few pre-existing cars that were already sold in the Canadian market. I can't recall any advertizing money being spent whatsoever. Second of all, how is Asüna "Canada's last automobile brand"? The brand was concocted to sell imported vehicles by GM. It doesn't "belong" to "Canada". --93JC 22:37, 7 January 2006 (UTC)
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