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Old 02-09-2011, 09:57 PM   #11
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Default Re: Why does the 2015/2016 Falcon need to have a V6?

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Originally Posted by MITCHAY
Why is most so resistant to change? You think the worst before you have put your bum in the seat
Heritage.
The Inline six represents the defining link between XK and FG, once that goes everything the link is broken..
That's why you push it up hill trying to get Falcon fans to listen, you're "defiling" their favorite car...
The Falcon I-6 is sacred ground that must never ever change lest you release a pox on the world...

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