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Old 07-26-2006, 02:19 PM   #1
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the only two main vehicles that are sold in massive quantity by Ford on commercial basis are the Crown Vics(police,taxis, public officials) and Taurus(rentals). some of the other vehicles are aswell but selling f150s to contractors in quantities of 2 or more doesn't count as commercial. Ford quality is very good concidering its a dying company. compared to gm and chrslyer, its america saving grace. cause it has yet needed to merge with an outside company to survive. one of fords most durable engines is 13-14yrs old design wise and still only uses OHV not OHC
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