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		<title>The El Camino G8 Lives on Down Under</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[From the dawn of time they came &#8211; moving not-so-silently around you&#8230; El Camino. Last year, Pontiac disappointed fans by naming their 2010 &#8220;El Camino&#8221; the G8 Sports Truck&#8230; But in America we no longer have to worry, because as of 2010 Pontiac will no longer exist thanks to GM. But the &#8220;El Camino&#8221; will [...]]]></description>
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From the dawn of time they came &#8211; moving not-so-silently around you&#8230; El Camino. Last year, Pontiac disappointed fans by naming their 2010 &#8220;El Camino&#8221; the <a href="http://www.pontiacpedia.org/why-every-car-should-have-a-truck-bed">G8 Sports Truck</a>&#8230;<span id="more-296"></span> But in America we no longer have to worry, because as of 2010 Pontiac will no longer exist thanks to GM. But the &#8220;El Camino&#8221; will live on (sort of).</p>
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<p>According to Jalopnik: <em>Holden&#8217;s readying a limited edition version of its Commodore SSV (G8 Sports Truck) with Pontiac&#8217;s twin-nostril grille and hood scoops. According to Australian sources, the special edition will be called the Commodore G8 SSV.</em></p>
<p><strong>A Legacy of El Camino</strong><br />
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<p><em>The move to stop the export program in the wake of GM&#8217;s bankruptcy and the killing off of the Pontiac brand has left a warehouse of parts once destined for cars to be exported to the US. Holden&#8217;s marketing department — sensing an opportunity — has decided to use the stockpile on VE Commodores, which will be sold as a premium priced, limited edition Holden.</em> There&#8217;s even a special edition wagon in the works! Sticker listing will range from around $47,000 to over $55,000. A small price to pay for automotive immortality &#8211; because in the end, there can be only El!</p>
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