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Chevvy man I'm gonna be a chevvy man ( just like Ichev)

squirrels Prius out of sight.

Xr6t pfffft what was that

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I'm glad dad isn't here to see this, can't imagine what it would be like growing up in the golden era of muscle and then seeing one of the major Australian companies cease. Terrible news...but not unexpected.

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People it's not the car that ruined Ford here... It was Ford that ruined Ford here.. Advertising For the Falcon was rarely on TV just some bird in a Territory who wanted to go see her FB friends on 1 tank of fuel..

Posted on FB when I visited my Brother inlaw for lunch at Ford HQ because that's where he worked at Broady, the staff car park was full if Holdens/nissans/toyotas/Mazda's and some Fords not many but some.

Ford offered there employees and family 24% off a new Australian built car.. Not many used it.. Not even the Workers bar a few like Bunna and my Bro inlaw used it.

Ford should have never got rid off the Falcon wagon, should have made a Coupe of some sort and listened to the consumer..

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That girl in the territory ad was really annoying.

The other ad where the guy from Ford goes in and out of the trees on the ride on mower was way better.

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Not many Ford employee's could afford a new car even at the reduced cost though either Pazz....

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vf Bogan special here I come. Was going to go another g6et but got burnt on the mitsubishi 380 bought a demo quite cheap but sold it 2 years later and practically gave it away. Atleast this time the closure anouncement came before I bought.

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Buzzard pledges Au$39m to support a sh*t business' employees. now 1200

What about the rest farkin and farkin. ?

Does the whole country work for fraud all of a sudden ?

Blood pressure 195/90 and rising quickly.

It's still Mr farkin Rabittttttttttttttftrtttttt weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I will pay for the bullet

I canna do it any more Iv'e been minged to death

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Then Ford could have Salary sacrificed a portion of there wage Dags.. Benefits on both sides, employee's pay less tax as technically make less money.. But be driving a new car.

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What Johno said is spot on IMHO. Unions don't protect workers, they simply line their own pockets. (My experience hence my own opinion)

Dags is also correct. A discount or salary sacrifice against a sh*te product that is already over priced isn't a discount at all.

I purchased my T for close to 50k, completely stupid and regret doing it but my own fault. I drive away in an Bogan special ute for 36k brand new. Basically the same car but from different suppliers. Even at 36k that is a stupid amount of money for the type of of car let alone 50k. Making cars in this country, especially low quality, technologically challenged cars is simply too expensive.

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Even salary sacrificing wouldnt have helped the lower paid workers/labourers which would account for 60-80% of the work force.

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