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Old 06-06-2013, 08:55 PM   #18
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Default Re: Has the Falcon become too narrowly focussed?
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Im just saying that the way the Auto Manufacturing industry was handled was the death of the Falcon not the actual design of the Falcon product ! I want a quality product , not a throw away item . They are trying to drive the public into buying a new car every so many years but I will never buy a brand new car , they are Pieces of @#*^ . But thats just my opinion !
And when there cheap & second hand the difference IS ?
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