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27-01-2013, 02:23 PM
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We have a b series falcon sedan. We have a young child as well. By the time you fit the pram, a few bags and pieces the car ends up feeling a little full. Going to Woolworths and there isn't much space to put stuff. A modern day falcon is bigger than older falcons which many used as family cars happily.
The Mrs is saying to sell it and grab a kluger or territory or cherokee. Maybe a commodore sportswagon. Interior space would be about the same as falcon and sure the rear storage is more in the SUV but at an expense of $40k+ Are we still using falcons as family cars and coping or has everyone else moved to a suv? What are you using as family car? How you coping? |
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is the falcon big enough to be a family car?
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