Re: The number/percent of old Falcons still registered
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Originally Posted by MrZ
It's actually remarkable that there are any left at all. If you go to the USA, for example, you will not see any domestic Ford/GM product still on the roads that's over 20 years old. Try spotting a 1st/2nd gen (86-95) Taurus the next time you're there - you won't see any. The only vehicles from the early 90s that remain over there are the Japanese. Similar situation in the UK as well (with the Ford Sierra/Scorpio/Grenada).
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Interesting isn't it. Totally agree with you. I was staying in Santa Monica about 10 blocks back from the ocean a few weeks ago and outside my hotel room one morning was an 70's Buick in average condition. All SUV's there otherwise high end Merc. Audi, BMW and a smattering of Dodge Challenger, Mustang and camaro
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