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Old 26-01-2006, 02:58 PM   #11
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As the next Falcon will be an all new model, I think that the model designation will start with another letter altogether.
Thanks man, back on topic. I have to agree with you. Whilst Holden still kept the V in their VE, they have been running V ever since the commodore. Ford on the other hand have changed the first model letter every time they have a new chassis so I'm betting it will be a new letter like C or something.

Also, it wouldn't be D something because they've had the DA LTD in 1988, and for the same reason it wouldn't be N something due to the NA-L fairlanes.
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