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Old 06-06-2011, 09:43 PM   #11
Joe5619
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Originally Posted by csv8
FG 2 needs to be really, really good to get Fords goolies out of the fire. ie it must stand out on the road, not blend in with the traffic.It must be a car that stops people in their tracks and say "whats that" to continue to be"plain jane" isn't going to work. Yeah,I know Holden hasn't changed much past 5 years. But FG2 must be different to save Falcon...
I don't understand why people think FG2 is going to look much different from FG? It is FG2, not FH!! You'll get a bumper here, different colour blinder & a small twick there..
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