Has Ford's Marketing Department finally taken the gloves off?

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Has Ford's Marketing Department finally taken the gloves off?

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06-05-2009, 02:38 PM

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Dave_au

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Originally Posted by uranium_death

I thought ONLY the Omega reached it?
Hence why I used the word, "range"

Omega was the varient that was first to achieve the 5 stars yes, but it's the base model. Using my simple logic wouldn't that suggest the higher trim level models would also have the same safety equipment on the Omega?

Likewise BF Mk3 Falcon Wagons won't be a 5 star car either. Whether you can solely advertise Falcon range whilst excluding the wagon is a point.

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