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Ford: Falcon to be first RWD four-cylinder EcoBoost car. Translation? No such Mustang

Filed under: Plants/Manufacturing , Ford , Australia Ford FG Falcon G-Series - Click above for image gallery Ford made news this week when it officially announced its four-cylinder EcoBoost engine; an engine that promises V6 performance with four-banger efficiency. The company's twin-turbo technology is expected to infiltrate almost every part of its lineup within the next few years, and it'll be available just about everywhere on earth, including Australia. To that end, For

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