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Old 23-03-2012, 11:38 PM   #34
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Default Re: First Drive: Falcon Ecoboost

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I hope it helps with Falcon sales, but I can't understand why you'd buy a EB4 Falcon over a Mondeo with the same engine?
You bring up a good point, I guess the only way you'd really know for sure is to drive both of them back to back.
My guess is that the Ecoboost Falcon will be much easier to supply in short notice, especially in G6E.

IMO, Ford should be building next gen Mondeo here alongside Falcon and maybe an I-4 diesel or Ecoboost line at Geelong
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