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28-11-2007, 07:45 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: brisbane
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hey guys
im looking to buy my first decent car in the next month. I was looking at a station wagon cause i need to transport drums and my dog but am starting to sway towards a ute. Most people i have asked try to sway me towards Holden, but my current car (2001 ford falcon au) has been great...no problems at all so feel like sticking with ford. My questions are (im not too clued up on car knowledge so i apologise if the answers are obvious) Is the XR6 turbo worth the extra $$$$ over the standard XR6? and what are the benefits? Ill need a cabin for the back to make sure my drums/dog are safe... is that something i can get through ford when purchasing or something i get aftersale? If so where would i go? (brisbane) What optional extras are worth getting at time of purchase through Ford and what ones am i better off getting through an independent seller? thanks for your help guys Az |
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