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From the Futura
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Canberra, Australia
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Another falcon issue is the geometry, the roll centre is far below the centre of mass. It works better on smaller cars. The fusion/mondeo has control blade right? The next mustang will have ecoboost and must weigh less. Nothing attributed to any 'ford insider' on the web is inconsistent with the 2014 Mustang riding on the Fusion/Mondeo platform as an AWD variant.
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Re: Ford: Medium cars are the new Large
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