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07-08-2011, 03:56 PM | #152 | ||
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Ford do outshine holden in pretty much every way
Ford make a profit most years - holden dont Territory crushes captiva falcon crushes commodore Fiesta crushes Barina Focus crushes Cruze Mondeo crushes epica New ranger will crush the colorado All in all Ford outshine Holden in every way - Except maybe having more bogan followers who dont buy new cars anyway |
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07-08-2011, 03:57 PM | #153 | ||
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Meh, I read the title and thought.....
Pepsi will never outshine Coke but they still get a lot of sales, have their supporters and make plenty of money |
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07-08-2011, 04:00 PM | #154 | ||
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While I've always liked Fords I am only now actaully owning one; and like many others on here feeling like I've been missing out all these years. My first Holden was a V8 VP Berlina, from there I moved on to, and extensively modified V8 VT & VX SS Commodores, unsure why but I'd always considered them to be the better car without actutally knowing for sure.
Now I drive a BA XR6, which abosolutly owns the Holden SV6's, SS's of the era in terms of drivability, comfort and styling. I am happy to say my next car will also be a Ford. I dont't think the past has a lot to do with, especially with sales amongst the younger generations; but Ford's marketing is somewhat lacking compared to Holden... I can't go anywhere without seeing an advert for a VEII SS, Thunder or something of the sort but I can't for the life of me remember the last time I saw a Ford advert of any sort. The Turbo(s) will become a cult car, not unlike the VL, and I reckon the Super8 will pack a punch; hopefully we read this thread in 5 or so years and wonder what the hell we were whinging about! |
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07-08-2011, 05:15 PM | #155 | ||
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Holden has by far more fans. I don't get it, the new FPV F6 and GT335 spank the hsv product, but I'd bet more hsv cars are sold. I just want see why you would buy the hsv product over the current FPV product. I see a tonn of the new hsv rhino looking ve and every time ask myself how did they not buy the fpv product, don't they care about performance?
I saw a very neat looking AU series 3 fairmont the other day. It was mint condition, lowered slightly and had a set of BA XR rims on it. I thought geez that looks good. The au xr series looked pretty good, t series cars looked ok. I think about equal to the VT2. After 10 years I'm starting to warm up to the au. |
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