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  • Member For: 20y 11m 21d
  • Location: Lismore NSW
Posted
Just found this,

More subtle appearance.. :sick:

Ummmmm.....

black cooler, less body kit, smaller wheels...that's less subtle

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  • Member For: 23y 5m 9d
  • Location: Inglewood, W.A
Posted
Just found this,

Are those 19's the same as the current Argent 19's on the BF1 Phoon but only in Shadow Chrome...?

  • KILL,KILL,KILL,DIE,DIE,DIE,
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  • Member For: 20y 5m 6d
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Posted

Has any one else noticed that it has a GT bar not a F6 one?

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Posted (edited)
I cant believe they are that expensive.....

... and they are selling fast.

Link to article re FPV, FPV Force and HSV sales surge

'...Meanwhile in the Blue Oval corner, an FPV spokesman confirmed that its new range-topping Force 6 and Force 8 models released only 10 days ago have already generated 71 orders against a projected annual production run of 220. FPV has to increase production to meet the demand. Unlike the very Germanic, technical feel of the new HSV range, FPV has returned to traditional lashings of woodgrain and leather in its new model.

A big hit has been FPV's blood red leather option and the return to traditional colours such as a British racing green with many dealers ordering the cars for themselves. CarPoint has also been told that Bill Ford drove one of the new FPV Force models on his recent visit to Ford Australia Head Office. Original sales projections were for the F6 turbocharged six-cylinder Force 6 to share equal billing with the Force 8 Boss 290 V8 model but orders for the Force 8 model are running at 60 per cent of the total mix.

The flourishing sales of both the HSV and FPV ranges suggest that the Australian large car ranges may have a steadier future catering for the top end of the market. Expensive Daewoo also continues to report record orders for its premium models, a trend that is likely to emerge in Ford sales as the new BF Mark II Fairmont Ghia hits the showrooms. If these local models can stem the sales of imports as now seems to be happening, Harding's closing remarks are pertinent: "This early local success gives us great confidence for the overseas export potential of both the E Series and other vehicle opportunities."

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  • Member For: 22y 6m 19d
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  • Location: Melbourne
Posted
I cant believe they are that expensive.....

:spit:

And who the fark wants woodgrain trim :spoton:

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  • Member For: 20y 1m 6d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: NSW
Posted
I cant believe they are that expensive.....

... and they are selling fast.

Link to article re FPV, FPV Force and HSV sales surge

'...Meanwhile in the Blue Oval corner, an FPV spokesman confirmed that its new range-topping Force 6 and Force 8 models released only 10 days ago have already generated 71 orders against a projected annual production run of 220. FPV has to increase production to meet the demand. Unlike the very Germanic, technical feel of the new HSV range, FPV has returned to traditional lashings of woodgrain and leather in its new model.

A big hit has been FPV's blood red leather option and the return to traditional colours such as a British racing green with many dealers ordering the cars for themselves. CarPoint has also been told that Bill Ford drove one of the new FPV Force models on his recent visit to Ford Australia Head Office. Original sales projections were for the F6 turbocharged six-cylinder Force 6 to share equal billing with the Force 8 Boss 290 V8 model but orders for the Force 8 model are running at 60 per cent of the total mix.

The flourishing sales of both the HSV and FPV ranges suggest that the Australian large car ranges may have a steadier future catering for the top end of the market. Expensive Daewoo also continues to report record orders for its premium models, a trend that is likely to emerge in Ford sales as the new BF Mark II Fairmont Ghia hits the showrooms. If these local models can stem the sales of imports as now seems to be happening, Harding's closing remarks are pertinent: "This early local success gives us great confidence for the overseas export potential of both the E Series and other vehicle opportunities."

...'

If this is true, there are a lot of stupid \|/s out there with too much money to waste.

The Farce 6 & 8 are just the biggest waste of time I have seen.

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  • Member For: 23y 5m 14d
  • Location: Geelong Victoria
Posted
I cant believe they are that expensive.....

:tease:

And who the fark wants woodgrain trim :roflmbo:

Have you seen the woodgrain they use in the Force cars. Its really dark wood, really dark grey, looks sensational. Very classy. Really light colored woodgrain looks crap.

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