Top five social media posts of 2017
This is possibly the only place on the planet where Taylor Swift’s latest beef or smashed avocado food porn doesn’t take centre stage on social mediaHolden Commodore 2018: Video Review
Our Facebook post on drive number one of the new Holden Commodore stimulated fierce debate amongst fans, and tapped into their emotional connection with the Holden brand.The post evoked various viewpoints with some fans believing the all-new made-in-Germany 2018 model should be given a fair go, while others bluntly stated they will never again buy a Holden vehicle.
Five best things about Toyota’s 2018 Prado
Since its Australian launch in 1996, the Toyota Prado has been the best-selling vehicle in its class. There are inevitably haters, but a large majority of our Facebook fans believe the Prado looks the goods and has off-road prowess, while still offering a comfortable and reliable ride. So, it makes sense the updated Prado was hotly anticipated on social media.Ford Ranger Raptor secrets revealed
Utes are without doubt icons in Australia and our love affair with the humble delivery vehicle is as strong as ever. In recent times we have been graced with tech-laden ‘super-utes’ such as the Mercedes-Benz X-Class which has attracted strong social engagement. The Ford Ranger Raptor was also warmly welcomed into the mix of Facebook ‘Uteopia’.Kia Stinger 2017 Review
Kia’s Stinger is a genuine game-changer and promises much for the large car market.The South Korean marque’s new sedan has lured Commodore and Falcon buyers on social media in an unsurpassed manner and each post about the car has seen strong interest.
Victoria Police chooses BMW
Our post on Victoria Police replacing its Holden Commodore sedans with up to 80 BMW 530d vehicles stimulated conversation and negative sentiment.Many of our fans are still mourning the end of local Holden production, so this post inevitably hit a nerve and caused a social stir.
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