Ford Falcon 2006 Problems

No car is perfect, but we've gathered everything relating to the Ford Falcon 2006 reliability here to help you decide if it's a smart buy.

Leaning falcon of sunbury

Answered by CarsGuide 13 Apr 2006

IT IS taking so long that you would have to suspect that they don't know the cause of the problem, or that it might require a radical solution, such as replacing the car. You should vigorously pursue Ford for answers, and maybe think about having them give you a new car if the answers aren't forthcoming.

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Warranty worry

Answered by CarsGuide 3 Mar 2006

IF YOU'VE kept good records of your problems and can demonstrate that you highlighted the problems while the car was under warranty, you might be able to negotiate some help if these problems recur.

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What's a reliable two-wheel-drive ute?

Answered by CarsGuide 27 Jan 2006

IF HIS priorities are reliability and costs, I would recommend a Toyota Hilux, either a diesel or a four-cylinder petrol. But I'm guessing he wants a little more zip. If he wants a Holden or Falcon ute, then the six-cylinder models are the way to go. They are equally reliable, but the Holden will be a little cheaper to run. Lowering the suspension would cost $500 to $1000, depending on what he wants done.

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