Supercharged V8 Ford FPV Falcon GT

Supercharged V8 Ford FPV Falcon GT Front Angle View

Rear-wheel drive performance sedan in the U.S. fans were at General Motors decided sad, the rebadged Pontiac and importing to close to stop Holden Commodore as the G8. When rumors suggest GM to continue an Australian rear-drive performance machine back on American soil, could Ford can actually beat.

The Australian Online publication Drive would (go Aussie Ford-fast separation) Ford Performance Vehicles, the go-fast division of Ford Australia, to reduce their V8 technology in the U.S., but this time it will be wrapped in an Australian-Package. The new vehicle will no doubt take advantage of the supercharged 5.0-liter V8 that makes 449 horsepower and 420 ft-lbs of torque.

“The team at FPV on the record about her desire for the V8 compressor engine possible use in other parts of the Ford, but at this stage there are no concrete plans. It is no surprise for us to learn but others like what we have the offer down here, “Ford spokeswoman Sinead McAlary said Australia Drive.

FPV is anxious to extend their offer accepted and former Ford Australia President Bill Osborne has already established a plan worked out for cars exported to China and the Middle East. Ford is currently promoting a global strategy that will not only mainstream cars (like the Fiesta and Focus) sold in all markets, but also about the use of the performance of the company’s vehicles are concentrated in the regional markets. Ford vice president of global marketing, Jim Farley, recently said that the automaker intends to bring to a focus on the rear-drive models for the U.S. market.