3 01, 2018

Ford Everest Titanium 2017 Review

By |2023-04-07T16:32:03+10:00January 3rd, 2018|4WD, AWD, Diesel, Ford Reviews, SUV Large|0 Comments

Ford Everest Titanium In recent years, LCVs (light commercial vehicles) like Ford’s Ranger, have been turned into SUVs. Everest is one such result. I saw Ford demonstrate their Ranger at the last Sydney Motor Show and here are some pics from inside.  Ford had cunningly set up a display by stacking shipping containers. With several together at angles and [...]

1 02, 2017

The Grand Daddy of GTs, Ford’s Mustang Blasts a Path Down the Hume pts 1 and 2

By |2019-06-30T14:00:02+10:00February 1st, 2017|Coupes, Ford Reviews, Gay Car News, Gembrook, Melbourne, Muscle Cars, Road Trips, V8|3 Comments

Above and Below: Roadside comfort stops over 40c. note BEWARE OF SNAKES sign. What kind of snakes did they mean? Above: the Mustang at Chez Kelly. Above: 28 to 43 Below: Chez Kelly, GEMBROOK VIC Below: Melbourne’s outer ring Below: Mustang stands out in a carpark Arguments aplenty swirl around the mystical Mustang. Is it an icon, or merely [...]

21 05, 2016

A Hunter Valley Winery Tour in a Mustang Convertible: YAAAAASSSS

By |2017-03-10T14:23:13+11:00May 21st, 2016|Ford Reviews, Hunter Valley New South Wales Australia|2 Comments

  Above 3 photos: A view over the vinyards from the room.   ABOVE left Roche Winery Lunch, ABOVE Hunter Valley Resort, RIGHT RIGHT: near Mooney Mooney Bridge We drove the 4 cylinder and 8 cylinders and you can click on the links to see the story. Mustang is a muscle car, sure, but there have always been engines more [...]

11 04, 2016

Is Ford’s Mustang a Must-have, even the 4 pot screamer.

By |2023-04-07T16:43:28+10:00April 11th, 2016|Coupes, Ford Reviews|0 Comments

First, a little about phone mirroring: Ford is equipping 2017 Mustangs with Apple Carplay/Android Auto, hoorah. It turns the car audio system into an extension of a smart phone, and at last, makes hands-free use easy. Most people have trouble reading car manuals, but worry not, every smart phone user knows how to recharge their trusty personal assistants. Using [...]

26 03, 2016

Pony Up, the GayCarBoys Posse is Moving Out: Mustang GT Fastback

By |2017-03-10T14:23:56+11:00March 26th, 2016|Ford Reviews, V8|2 Comments

  Mustang is Ford’s new Muscle car imported from the good ol’ USA. It is ferociously fast and drinks like a drag queen. Those who know me know that I’m very fond of American muscle, and no I don’t mean the kind found at Venice Beach, although…… The GT’s blistering Coyote 5.0L V8 is not force-fed air by a turbo. [...]

18 03, 2016

Fit Ford Finds oFFroad Form: Everest Climbs a Mountain of Expectation in a Single Bound

By |2017-03-10T14:24:01+11:00March 18th, 2016|4WD, Diesel, Ford Reviews, SUV|0 Comments

When I’m old (er), I’m going to sell up and head for a mountain where I shall build a cabin with my bare hands. Actually it will probably be a couple of fitted out shipping containers off-grid. I picture myself surrounded by green trees with thick ancient trunks, and a view out to the ocean in the distance. I can [...]

25 01, 2016

FORD IS NOT HORSING AROUND WITH ITS LATEST MUSTANG

By |2017-03-10T14:26:29+11:00January 25th, 2016|Convertibles, Ford Reviews, Muscle Cars|0 Comments

  Thanks Brent: FORD’S latest generation Mustang is both a stayer and a sprinter, a solid workhorse when it comes to performance but a bona fide show pony whenever it is time to glam it up. LET ME SAY right from the start that I have never been a lover of automotive retro styling. The classic influencing the new kid [...]

13 08, 2015

Ford’s Falcon XR8: The Beauty and the Beast

By |2023-04-07T16:44:58+10:00August 13th, 2015|Ford Reviews, Muscle Cars, V8|0 Comments

Holden, Ford and Toyota will stop making cars here very soon. In a few years, auto manufacturing will be just a distant memory after the anti-manufacturing federal government killed off the subsidies last year. It was an odd move considering the tens of billions Australia spends subsidising the mining and fossil fuel industries, but clearly manufacturing wasn’t a priority. [...]

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