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28-10-2008, 04:43 PM | #25 | |||
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I see far more GT's around than F6's. This may change as the cost of running a car becomes more of an issue, and of coarse as the "Now" generation get more access to borrowings.... I think the Australian market is slowly warming to turbo 6's.. but it will be a gradual change, and may very well be about to take a premature hit with the end of the I6... i guess it depends how good the V6 is.. Maybe the F6X would have sold better as a F8X? even if it didnt go as well?
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