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Would be interested opinions on this and which you would buy between the two.
Had my BA Turbo for six years, but sadly it will have to go as kids and dogs won't all fit going forward. Would really like to know which wagon others would buy (ignoring Ford bias)? I've driven both and each have their plusses and negatives - I have no intention of going off-road. Will be second hand, and $25,000 max (to be honest its disappointing Ford didn't make a fast Falcon wagon option  )Anyway, I still want something that is (relatively) fast, fun to drive, not too old or some underpowered 'prestige' Euro thing that will most likely cost a fortune to run as it gets older. Any advice would be greatly appreciated on which wagon you would buy and why! Whether based on personal experience or otherwise. I'm leaning to VE SS, but happy to hear if that is a poor decision. |
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Territory Turbo or VE SS Sportswagon?
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