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Old 14-12-2011, 07:16 AM   #11
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Default Re: Ford Falcon four-cylinder..(My CommentHere We Go AGAIN!! This the last Falcon in OZ!!

The Ecoboost Falcon ticks a lot of boxes and should should almost equal the fuel economy of the Ecoboost Mondeo.

With all the talk of Falcon going to a FWD platform, Ecoboost Falcon sends a clear message to Ford senior management
and to sections of the Australian motoring press that their preconceived notions about the inevitability of FWD isn't so.

It's so funny to read articles praising the Ecoboost Falcon's fuel economy but then go waffling on about it's supposed demise.....
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