Ford Panther ?!?!
07-18-2012, 09:04 PM
#12
That car looks like its a monster in a more civilized version.
The G8 (Holden version) is also a sweet car to come from that part of the world. IIRC, if you were to line those two sedans up side by side, they might look like they are from the same automaker just based off of the mean appearance from the front with the headlights being shaped that way and the rest of the profile of each car. A sedan that doesn't look like its big but looks more like its a sleek machine ready for the road course.
The G8 (Holden version) is also a sweet car to come from that part of the world. IIRC, if you were to line those two sedans up side by side, they might look like they are from the same automaker just based off of the mean appearance from the front with the headlights being shaped that way and the rest of the profile of each car. A sedan that doesn't look like its big but looks more like its a sleek machine ready for the road course.
07-18-2012, 09:12 PM
#13
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Millenium Falcon is not a movie car, but if it were, it'd slightly edge this out.
07-19-2012, 01:34 AM
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Was in Australia last year, and the aussies wished they could buy Mustangs in Australia. A Mustang is a "dream car" for most aussies...and the dream can be available for......$135,000 aussie dollars....here's one at a "drive away price".
http://www.mustangaustralia.com.au/c...ail.asp?id=117
Main site:
http://www.mustangaustralia.com.au/default.asp#
These cars are converted to right hand drives by this private importer.
Right hand drive mustangs look kinda odd...
http://www.mustangaustralia.com.au/c...ail.asp?id=117
Main site:
http://www.mustangaustralia.com.au/default.asp#
These cars are converted to right hand drives by this private importer.
Right hand drive mustangs look kinda odd...
07-19-2012, 08:33 AM
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Ford Australia is a different ball game, so is Ford Europe. Different Branches...
We had a few cars from Ford Europe making it in the US, like the boring Fiestas, Focuses, Transits etc... but nothing from Down Under.
Probably because of the steering wheel being on the wrong side I guess. Freaking Limeys!! lol.
Ford would have to invest in the toolery to make a right hand drive version of these cars.
I'd welcome the Aussie cars here in a heart beat though.
We had a few cars from Ford Europe making it in the US, like the boring Fiestas, Focuses, Transits etc... but nothing from Down Under.
Probably because of the steering wheel being on the wrong side I guess. Freaking Limeys!! lol.
Ford would have to invest in the toolery to make a right hand drive version of these cars.
I'd welcome the Aussie cars here in a heart beat though.
07-19-2012, 12:17 PM
#19
Was in Australia last year, and the aussies wished they could buy Mustangs in Australia. A Mustang is a "dream car" for most aussies...and the dream can be available for......$135,000 aussie dollars....here's one at a "drive away price".
http://www.mustangaustralia.com.au/c...ail.asp?id=117
Main site:
http://www.mustangaustralia.com.au/default.asp#
These cars are converted to right hand drives by this private importer.
Right hand drive mustangs look kinda odd...
http://www.mustangaustralia.com.au/c...ail.asp?id=117
Main site:
http://www.mustangaustralia.com.au/default.asp#
These cars are converted to right hand drives by this private importer.
Right hand drive mustangs look kinda odd...
Poor Aussies...
