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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: bayside melbourne
Posts: 1,241
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Have been trying a Hilux for work for a couple of weeks instead of the trusty BFII, 1 tonne ute with dedicated gas.
Jeez it just shows how good ford engineers are. The Hi lux v6 is a peice of Cr--- compared to the BF I dont know how the Hi lux could be the most popular vehicle in Australia, whats wrong with us buying it The falcon ute runs rings around the Toy thy both use the same amount of fuel to do 295 kms but the hi lux uses petrol and cost twice as much to fill |
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How good are ford engineers
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