You've probably heard the news that Ford Australia is planning to send the Falcon model off with a bang by introducing a Sprint version of its XR8 and XR6 Turbo ...

The Falcon was bought as a cheap daily driver, upgrading from a 2009 diesel Astra. Originally purchased as a temporary car, while my classic car is being restored and upgraded, the missus has since ...

Drawing on the performance heritage of Ford Australia, the Blue Oval is thoroughly excited about the high-performance Falcon Sprint series. Set to go on sale in May, the 2016 Ford Falcon XR6 Turbo ...

The Ford XR6-Turbo gives you the Falcon muscle car image of Supercar race champion Marcos Ambrose, complete with V8-style power, but with the running costs of a six-cylinder. Falcon-racing Ambrose and ...

Internally known under the 201X codename, the FG X series of the Ford Falcon will be the last-ever Falcon generation built in the Land Down Under. Ford Australia will bid farewell to its locally built ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Good: Value. Six-speed auto is a good thing. Smoother, quicker more responsive performance. Comfortable ride. Secure, open-road dynamics ...

Ford Australia has released new photo and video footage of the final ever Ford Falcon special editions; The XR6 Sprint and XR8 Sprint, including a huge photo gallery which includes images of ...

What kind of fuel consumption should I be getting from my 2004 Falcon BA MkII XR6? I got just 400 km from the last tank of fuel. Also, would it take E10 without doing any harm? My husband wants to use ...

It used to be that you could get a V-8 in damn near anything wearing a Falcon badge. But times change, and so, too, has the Falcon. With the FG series, there's just one way left to install a rumbling ...

The Chevy SS/Holden Commodore is well-known as one of the most unassuming RWD V8 performance sedan that can be had with a manual transmissions. But a similar car that’s not often talked about is the ...

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