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View Poll Results: How many kilometres has your AU Falcon covered?
50,000kms or less 27 5.45%
100,000kms or less 117 23.64%
150,000kms or less 148 29.90%
200,000kms or less 95 19.19%
200,000kms + 108 21.82%
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Old 24-03-2008, 06:10 PM   #11
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sadly cars are always judged by km's. It really doesnt matter as long as the log book history and motorcheck comes out all clear. As said already, I would prefer to take on a dam clean, well looked after car with 150,000km's on the clock over a visibly second hand & well used vehicle with 60,000km's.

I filled up today at 67c per Litre. Cost me $37. I ended up getting 364km out of my previous tank. Not driving hard, just normal in city traffic. Not complaining too much about that.
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