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Getting it done.....
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 2,219
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I'm not saying your car is 'bad', it may very well be alot better for your lifestyle than an FG, but the FG is the better car in a range of areas. NVH, performance, safety, handling, features, interior design, build etc. Of course being a wagon versus sedan this confuses matters (as does egas verus petrol) but put it like this. Is a BF XR6 sedan a bad car? No, of course not. Its a great car and one i have thought about owning (esp with zf 6 spd auto). Is it better than an FG XR6 sedan? No, its not. Unless you use price (second hand verus new) or subjective stuff like styling etc. then you will never be able to make a case for the BF over the FG if for no other reason then the FG is just a BF that has been improved..... I also think the average punter could tell the difference if they bothered, its just perception that blinds them to what is better. Be it 'newer' or 'a certain brand' etc. Just because your mum may not steer like craig lowndes does not mean she can't pick up on ride quality, queitness etc..... Whether she gives a toss is another matter....
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