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Sorry mate, If you need housing assistance in SA contact dcsi.sa.gov.au/services/housing-sa

I would too. Who goes camping at the dump? Or did your car break down at the dump so you had to camp overnight until somebody in a toyota came to help?

Cultured maybe, but more a realist. I never made any comparisons to the other cars I own, you did. I merely stated the issues with my ownership. Regardless of the other cars that I own or intend to purchase, less people are buying Falcons than ever, and ford will cease Production in Australia. Your on a winner here.

I never made the comparison to the Porsche. Others asked what was in my garage. That's good that you love your car. It's just sad that you haven't been exposed to a broader range of cars to make a true comparison. Wait until your ute has over 100000klm, and come back and tell me if it's still going strong. Or costing you a lot in repairs.

Me too!

Pissing and moaning.... Did I hurt your feelings? And I have a few cars if you need to know. New Prado Kakadu and a 993 911 in the shed.

Pretty much yes.

No not bitter and twisted just relieved. Just not a fanboy wearing rose coloured glasses. What I drive now is irrelevant to this discussion.

You must have got a good one. Better buy your spare parts now.......

Well said. That was my experience. I hope that others don't have the same issues as I did. O wait. Let's say for 12 months and the discussion is irrelevant, just like locally built fords. The customers have spoken, they just don't buy them anymore. Sad really, as I did support the local industry.

Yes they can't make a decent locally made car. It's sad, the only reason I bought one was to support the local industry.

It wasn't a ute versus sedan issue.

Why? Well quite simple. Primarily quality issues and poor customer service and support from new. This I believe is why Fords business has failed in Australia.