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10-12-2015, 09:44 PM
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Location: Tas.
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I wonder if they will only hold their value while the demand is up just to get one, once that subsides and and they become available second hand then surely they will get cheaper just like any new car. If say new sales fall away and Ford stops importing them then maybe they will increase in value being sold new RHD for the Aussie market. Time will tell I suppose
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