> They don’t locally manufacture anymore and have lost most of the Australian market. Ok, sure. Rephrase that to "historically, as of a decade ago", if you lik

> They don’t locally manufacture anymore and have lost most of the Australian market. Ok, sure. Rephrase that to "historically, as of a decade ago", if you like. The point was more that the low-quality association was a more American phenomenon than anything. Internationally, they were either perceived fine or unpopular for other reasons.