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29-02-2008, 02:33 PM
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Have to agree that is an excellent effort and a great looking car.
Yes the exhausts are not legal, and some minor treatments will need changing but it would have to achieve what they wanted. Without an export program to share costs Ford won't be able to make a business case for this. I said it in earlier thread - if they used more of the Iosis style themes to make the 4 door sedan look like a 2 door - then they could do something close. Business as usual................ |
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