Ford to use 351 badge for the last time in Aus

[Luke]

I have attached a link for those that may want to take a look. All 500 cars have already been presold to dealers.

http://www.news.com.au/finance/business/ford-confirms-iconic-351-badge-for-last-falcon-gt/story-fnkgdhrc-1226909211238

 

[JimNiki]

Holy crap! So much for recession! He he

That would be a beast! Luke, I'd like to see an 80,000 dollar euro car try to catch it!

Long live the Aussie GT

 

[Luke]

Holy crap! So much for recession! He he

That would be a beast! Luke, I'd like to see an 80,000 dollar euro car try to catch it!

Long live the Aussie GT

HeHe so would I. Makes you wonder what Holden will do to 1 up Ford and what they(holden) will do when they finally switch of the lights Too

 

[Luke]

*Ahem*

http://www.429mustangcougarinfo.50megs.com/jim_scott%27s_429_grande.htm

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-Kurt

Kurt I think you posted in the wrong thread brother.

 

[cudak888]

Whoops.

FYI, just read the release. The badge itself is great, but what is it with styling departments spending every last bit of time scrutinizing what the other fellows are up to? I spent at least 30 seconds telling myself "Ford doesn't own Holden, GM does. So why are they selling a Commodore with a body kit?"

No offense intended to those who like these, but this sums up more than one reason why I can't stand modern cars.

Does Dodge sell the Charger in its US form in Australia, by any chance? Brute, squared-off looks on a 4-door would seem to be a perfect winner over there, heavy or not.

-Kurt

 

[JimNiki]

Kurt, no cars are sold here because of the rhd manufacture costs...

Au is only 23m people.. Why bother... It's just a numbers game...

That's why I'm looking forward to the first factory rhd mustang ever....

 

[Luke]

Whoops.

FYI, just read the release. The badge itself is great, but what is it with styling departments spending every last bit of time scrutinizing what the other fellows are up to? I spent at least 30 seconds telling myself "Ford doesn't own Holden, GM does. So why are they selling a Commodore with a body kit?"

No offense intended to those who like these, but this sums up more than one reason why I can't stand modern cars.

Does Dodge sell the Charger in its US form in Australia, by any chance? Brute, squared-off looks on a 4-door would seem to be a perfect winner over there, heavy or not.

-Kurt

Kurt no Charger but we have Chrysler 300s, SRTs pack a punch bigger than the local stuff at the moment