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I hear ya! I'll drink to that! :spoton::biggrin:

Not just that, but who da Chuck is gonna shell out that sorta moola for a GT, GT-P or GT-E when they're slower than an SS dunnydore? Fords got a lot of faith in their loyalty base.

I agree the BFII's will be hot sellers, and well sought after when the new stock dries up - and should hold value well in the new environment.

But the bigg seller will be the FG XR6T - it's got the goods and the price ticket.

Probally the same people who made the GT/GT-P outsell the F6 more than 2-1. The new FG GT is rumoured to be 4 sec a lap quicker than the BF on a certain race track....

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Probally the same people who made the GT/GT-P outsell the F6 more than 2-1. The new FG GT is rumoured to be 4 sec a lap quicker than the BF on a certain race track....

I guess FPV really are counting on their loyal V8 fans.

I guess the sound must outweigh the pound (psi)!

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I guess FPV really are counting on their loyal V8 fans.

I guess the sound must outweigh the pound (psi)!

I think FPV know that barely any of their v8 sales were affected by the F6, more so it drew them across from other brands & car types. DO you really think any car manufacturer in thr world would develope, build and sell a car hopeing they had a loyal fan base

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I think FPV know that barely any of their v8 sales were affected by the F6, more so it drew them across from other brands & car types. DO you really think any car manufacturer in thr world would develope, build and sell a car hopeing they had a loyal fan base

that's exactly my point - if they have in fact outsold V8's to 6's 2:1, they obviously have a strong following that love Ford V8's. Its that loyalty they must be counting on in order to sell the new GTs which are slower, heavier, thirstier and more expensive than the 6T's.

And yes all good car makers plan on and develop cars with loyalty in mind - that's why they don't radically change designs and lose that base, they evolve them to hopefully keep that base and attract new buyers. If Car makers or any other marketeer didn't rely on and plan product developments with their loyalty base in mind they wouldn't have a base market.

Don't you think Porsche, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Jaguar, Lotus etc develop, build and sell their car based on what their loyal customers want? That's loyalty marketing in it's essence. Keeping and evolving tradional shapes, key features, key lines and stable engine formats.

The only ones I can think of that don't depend on loyalty are probably Hyundai, Nissan and Kia.

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Holy sheet, that's gonna be xx'y

so 66k base price

2100 leather

4520 brakes

that's $72620 before ORC!

so drive away over $81500 for 310Kw (flywheel)

hmmm.... not so cheap power any more, when you can get a BFII for 52k OTR, spend 5-10k and have over 300Kw ATW for 62k!

I hear you mate - it's CWAZY talk! I'd much rather the BMW135 for this price...

The new shape makes me want to - :blink: - oh sorry...

Definately not regretting buying my BFII Rspec now.

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hmm that's intresting... now whos gonna upgrade hahahhah. Its just to expensive for an aussie car. I know the power vs $$$ but still!

I dont blame you guys that got the bf mkII F6. I wonder what the run out special is going to be like?

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