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04-03-2014, 12:09 PM
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Turning circle? Not as huge a difference as one might think...certainly surprised us how nimble such a long vehicle is.
Triton twin cab: 12 mtr turning circle, FG Falcon: 11 meters. Then again, we often found that the "effective turning circle" was larger with the G6E, as you had to be extremely careful of graunching the nose on kerbs of even fairly medium sloped gutters, so the "11 meters" might be a little conservative. Servicing is about the same as the non-fixed price servicing on a Falcon as well, and consumables are roughly the same price. Owning a four wheel drive isn't the massive extra cost impost it once was. |
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