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Old 02-01-2012, 07:45 PM   #27
basteve
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Default Re: DJR XF - Pretty Cool!

very nice car. xf's are underated but have been the best selling falcon in australian ford history...

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"The Falcon XF sedan and wagon sold between October 1984 and March 1988 (modified to run on unleaded petrol from January 1986), with the Ute running through to March 1993. The handling and ride were described as competent, but the non-powered steering was heavy at low speeds with an overly strong castor action after performing a maneuver such as a U-turn. Power steering (and 4-wheel disc brakes) were made standard in 1986. It remains Ford's best-selling Falcon model to date; over 278,000 XFs were built. It was the first model since the XP not to offer a V8 engine."
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