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| View Poll Results: The I6 is to go, will this make you look away fromat other options for your new car? | |||
| Yes, if the Falcon is going to have a V6, then the VE and 380 will be looked at |
   
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| No, the Falcon's will still be a good choice - a large car with decent kw and low $$ |
  
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216 | 72.97% |
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If the I6 is to disappear, will this make you look more closely at other options for your new car??
The Duratec 35 was on the Ward's 10 Best Engines list for 2007, produces around 50Nm less then the Barra I6 engine (in 3.5 form), but will be available in 3800 cc's info here Info on the I6 here Last edited by 05MkIIFutura; 13-07-2007 at 08:39 AM. |
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The I6 is to go, will this make you look away at other options for your new car??
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