Ironically, one of its main competitors in the US fleet market is the Caprice. The same way Falcon enthusiasts in the new car market will have to choose between brand loyalty or RWD/Aussie (aka GM) loyalty after the unthinkable happens.
Cheers.

hokko wrote:It's ugly! It won't sell here. History has shown that all those other large fwd cars have been so successful here......
Is the commodore garrenteed past 2016? They committed to aus manufacturing until 2022, but I have not seen a commitment to the Rwd commodore? (possible I've missed that)
nstg8a wrote:hokko wrote:It's ugly! It won't sell here. History has shown that all those other large fwd cars have been so successful here......
Is the commodore garrenteed past 2016? They committed to aus manufacturing until 2022, but I have not seen a commitment to the Rwd commodore? (possible I've missed that)
times have changed, and these days the vast majority either dont know, or dont care, which wheels are doing the driving.
realistically even the old magnas pre 380 were bloody decent cars, and stock for stock, weren't embarrassed by its equivalent rwd local competition.
rwd is now for enthuiasts only.
Nikk O'lass wrote:Camry, Mazda 6 and Mondeo are all doing well for Large FWD cars...
Ford cannot get enough mondeos to sell here.
hokko wrote:Nikk O'lass wrote:Camry, Mazda 6 and Mondeo are all doing well for Large FWD cars...
Ford cannot get enough mondeos to sell here.
Camry Mazda 6 etc are all 4 cyl cars. Not large v8 or 6's.
How many Aurions are being sold?.....
needfordspeed wrote:Reminds me of a 300c crossed with a ranger and some accord euro in the mix
Mr_4.0 wrote:Just so everyone knows... The next commodore is Mondeo sized. It's shrunk a lot!
hokko wrote:nstg8a wrote:hokko wrote:It's ugly! It won't sell here. History has shown that all those other large fwd cars have been so successful here......
Is the commodore garrenteed past 2016? They committed to aus manufacturing until 2022, but I have not seen a commitment to the Rwd commodore? (possible I've missed that)
times have changed, and these days the vast majority either dont know, or dont care, which wheels are doing the driving.
realistically even the old magnas pre 380 were bloody decent cars, and stock for stock, weren't embarrassed by its equivalent rwd local competition.
rwd is now for enthuiasts only.
Really? Did you ever drive them?
1 in 4 commons sold now is a v8 I'm relatively sure. You think the people still buying these aren't semi enthusiasts?
NUT347 wrote:Ali G hooked car battery's together with humans and managed to blow a safe open so I can't see why not.
falcon4life wrote:New Commodore is still same size as a ve... They haven't gotten smaller modeos have just gotten bigger, America always gets the better and cheaper cars than oz, we need the fiesta st over here... 150ish Kw small car would be epic
WILLEBII wrote:They should just import the mustang and be done with it. Win
nstg8a wrote:WILLEBII wrote:They should just import the mustang and be done with it. Win
They probably will, next mustang is being built to be a global car, ie rhd and lhd versions.
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