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24-08-2006, 02:14 AM
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Bring back the Phase
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Portland, Vic
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I still think Ford have the advantage, they created the BA for half the price of the VE and I still think it'll be a highly competitive car.
Ford do need to update the cars slightly as with each model and they are doing that as we speak. No doubt that in 2 years Holden will be facing a similar dilema, will our update compete with an all-new Ford model? If Ford play it's cards right the BF is good enough to hold off the competition for a little while yet. |
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