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  • Flower Power
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It was covered here ages ago...

When the GT was released back in the day it was part of the XR series.

Now all performance falcons are labled XR.

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Rubbish.

Ford have used XR for all sorts of performance vehicles for ages. British have Xr3s XR4s Americans had Cougar XR7s in the 60s as well.

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It was covered here ages ago...

When the GT was released back in the day it was part of the XR series.

Now all performance falcons are labled XR.

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I think your right cro

This is also why the base model falcon is called XT :blush:

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Ive always thought it was a kick back to the first real Ford Falcon performance car the "XR" GT.

Meaning that the car would have performance origins dating back to he XR. A cue that Ford wanted to to insert after the boring no v8 days of XF-to EA.

(But hey I could be totally off the mark or could be shear coincidence).

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This is one of those burning questions... other ones include "What does GLi/SS/XT/MR/etc etc etc stand for...?"

They're letters :P I'm sure Ford marketing has come up with some drivel about what they stand for, and I would hazard a bet that the letters came before the meaning.

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