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View Poll Results: Would you buy a front wheel drive Falcon. | |||
Yes | 32 | 8.40% | |
No | 349 | 91.60% | |
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09-10-2008, 11:11 AM | #11 | |||
I miss my wheelbarrow
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Bluestreak Performance
Posts: 11,503
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Well before Holden/HSV had anything worth selling, they were overtaking Ford in sales. The VR/VS was a rubbish car that started the process well before AU came on the scene. While I admit the AUI Forte/Futura was not exactly a looker, There was nothing wrong with Fairmont/XR cars in any way including looks, yet they were smashed in sales. Add to that the non-existing marketing of the T-series, and you can see why they slipped into an even bigger hole. What I am saying to you is don't blame the 1998-2002 Falcon, blame the 1998-2002 Ford PR department. The real shame is that the mentality has been left to fester on a better looking car with little sign of recovery. Yet some insist that the AU should sport the blame? : Daniel |
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