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Old 26-03-2011, 07:01 PM   #11
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Default Re: Delayed: Ford's 4-cylinder Falcon

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Are you alluding to a brief period where we are subjected to a heavy D3-based car before a switch to a lighter CD4 car?

I think such a move would do more damage to Ford Austalia's large car brand than if they just stretched out current E8 prodution until the CD4 LWB car was ready.
Your second suggestion is the most plausible, no more upgrades and restricted models to save costs.

FG only just beat out Fusion in 2004 bench marking decision, I think the buyer demographics
have changed a bit these days in favor of the Fusion/Mondeo...
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