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25-03-2008, 07:31 PM
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Peter Car
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: geelong
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Thats a joke if they reckon we couldn't do it cheaper, Ford Australia could design and engineer the platform from the ground up for probably half the price the Yanks could. Its widely known the yanks need a hell of a lot more people and dollars to do the same job as others do with a lot less. They waste so much time and money on these projects and they turn out to be utter piles of crap anyway. Why do you think Ford Australia got the Indian Fiesta and T6 light truck programs, because they can do it better and cheaper than anyone else in the Ford empire could.
Looks like its just another case of Detroit having its head so far up its own rectum they can't see the light. Don't want to be shown up by Ausralia. Just pathetic. They will probably spend months and tens of millions of dollars trying to fit a live axle under it the fn clowns. |
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