Fact Check: Nick Xenophon not telling the full story on price of Australian cars overseas

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Fact Check: Nick Xenophon not telling the full story on price of Australian cars overseas

17 Dec 2013

RMIT ABC Fact Check

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Fact Check: Nick Xenophon not telling the full story on price of Australian cars overseas

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Independent Senator Nick Xenophon claims a Ford Territory that sells for $38,000 to $40,000 in Australia costs over $100,000 in Thailand.
Verdict: Not the full story

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2013

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Post date:

26 May 2020

Fact Check: Nick Xenophon not telling the full story on price of Australian cars overseas

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