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Blue Blood
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: SA
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The Fleet 1999 AU XR8 4sp adaptive shift, Black, Momo T-bar and S/wheel, Bodykit, 17" wheels, Sunroof - 180Ks - THE DAILY 1995 EF XR8 Manual ![]() 1986 XF Fairmont Ghia 4.1L EFI Regency Red, trip computer, venetians - 163Ks ![]() 1979 P6 LTD 351, Goldust - 185Ks 1989 Mazda MX5, Red 1.6L, 5sp manual - 102Ks |
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Formerly All Wheel Drive
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Gold Coast, QLD
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The XF Ghia is still one car I would own and drive around now if I had to own an older car. They were such a nice car.
![]() I agree with eb2monty, there's definitely not much difference between the models these days compared to the older ones like the X & E series'.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 395
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Having owned both the XF and EA II ghia's, they were both nice cars but the 4 speed box dropped fuel consumption by heaps. Win to EA.
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