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20-06-2006, 03:32 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 3,633
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Is it just me or is anyone else "disappointed" that Ford basically divorced itself from the AU like an illegitimate bastard son and concentrated on the muched-loved BA? Basically where I'm heading is that the AU is a one-series-wonder. It is the first and last in the A-series Falcon. What would have happened to Ford Australia had they done this with every model they had issues with? No more X-series after frontends falling out of XKs. No more E-series after EAs blowing head gaskets? Kind of puts a bad taste in my mouth that Ford didn't bother trying to "fix" perceptions, but rather cut-and-run. Like as if they didn't have the professional ability to finish as job that they started ..
BTW: I like my AU. I think it is a worthy predecessor to the AB .. sorry .. BA. |
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The AU orphan ..
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