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Lol i only do old school fords. I work in the service department of a ford dealer and it was comparable to getting stabbed in the eye with a toothpick constantly. Fords are not i repeat not awesome

There a couple blokes on this board that will strongly disagree with that.

did u get an apology?

at least she rang you back and admitted she was wrong

I didnt exactly get an apology would of liked a proper apology but she admitted to making the mistake but i still dont understand why she would not let me drive home even though she was not 100percent sure that i was under the new laws!!

There a couple blokes on this board that will strongly disagree with that.

F6, win. G6e turbo, win. Passanger stuff like diesel mondeo, win. Im simply scarred for life by transits, au's, territory's and bogans that think there ford is simply the best car ever made and cant work out why is it breaking all the time?

FG's are decent, (i was actually a Service Advisor at a Ford dealership). The trans is what does it for them, the ZF 6 speed and the 5 speed in the FG are awesome, but anything BF (without the ZF) and earlier would truly struggle.

14.042 @ 116.45 kph

BA 4 Speed with CAI, Exhaust and tune.

Fords aren't slow.

My 5 Speed ute Pulled 170rwkw with minimal work, taken down a skyline or 2

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