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Ford FG Falcon USDM CGI

May 14, 2008 by Alborz Fallah  

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As most of our Ford fans already know, the new Ford FG Falcon is not expected for export to the US Domestic Market, however, what if it was? What would it look like?

Ford FG Falcon USDM CGI

Our friends at CGI Automotive thought that exact same thing and came up with the above computer generated image.

According to the designer, the USDM Falcon is a mix of Ford Europe’s kinetic design philosophy and that of a directionless Ford USA.

Would the styling go down well with the Americans?

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    33 Responses to “Ford FG Falcon USDM CGI”
    1. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Reckless1
      says:

      Why start the useless rumour all over again.

      Have you heard that the Morris Minor is going to be built again, with ESP and LHD/RHD? It will be built in Thailand and exported to India, USA, UK, and Australia.

    2. Vote -1 Vote +1jbot
      says:

      so true reckless.

    3. -1 Vote -1 Vote +1realcars
      says:

      Ford fix the bloody oil leaks first!!!!

    4. Vote -1 Vote +1Jeiz
      says:

      I Think I threw up a little in my mouth

    5. Vote -1 Vote +1Supercujo
      says:

      Hey Jeiz, go see a doctor if you throw up that easily. I know it looks bad, but making you throw up is a bit extreme.

    6. Vote -1 Vote +1D 1 0 N
      says:

      I think it was just a figure of speech Supercujo

    7. Vote -1 Vote +1ScottB
      says:

      You know, there was a time when CarAdvice actually reported automotive news instead of just wanking around…

    8. Vote -1 Vote +1UrbanGTB
      says:

      Oooh thats definitely been whacked with the ugly stick

    9. Vote -1 Vote +1Glen
      says:

      A lot better looking than any other american sedan.

      Realcars I think you must be confused, the Holden LS1 V8’s are the ones with the oil leaks. Its a very rare thing if any Falcon Post-EL has an oil leak.

    10. Vote -1 Vote +1Darren W
      says:

      Missing the stupid, ugly side marker lights that are standard for any US sold model.

    11. Vote -1 Vote +1Golfschwein
      says:

      On the positive side, if ours looked like this, there’d be no mistaking the new Falcon.

    12. Vote -1 Vote +1GhisGT
      says:

      Agreed ScottB

    13. Vote -1 Vote +1o
      says:

      yeah it is missing those ugly side markers and the amber bti in the headlight ..do any falcons have projector headlights

    14. Vote -1 Vote +1si1982
      says:

      This CGI not a pretty one! i saw the new FG Falcon on the road in Melbourne near a ford dealership – on nepean highway and must say it does look nice! it was silver.

      from the front this CGI reminds me a little bit of renault laguna – those silver things on the bonnet really remind me of a renault….

    15. Vote -1 Vote +1Oz.
      says:

      I thought the FG Falcon would need a 3-Bar grill if it went to the US market. However, I think it would need a better Headlight shape to fit in with the 3-Bar grill, this CGI looks a little ugly. Nice xenon bulbs though!

      • Vote -1 Vote +1Tim
        says:

        Anything for the US market just needs to be “uglied up” to make it compliant. Witness the Pontiac (nee Holden) coupes.

    16. Vote -1 Vote +1J
      says:

      That’s ugly… the US market will love it! :-)

    17. Vote -1 Vote +1Duck
      says:

      Like I told you guys! :) Now you believe me! :)

    18. Vote -1 Vote +1JP
      says:

      IMO a very pointless thread… anyway i think that the yanks would love the falcon due to a recent trend in large rwd cars(charger, g8) and i agree the 3 grill styling is used in a lot of US ford vehicles so would probally go down well with them

    19. Vote -1 Vote +1KJ
      says:

      It doesn’t look any worse than that Commodore that they’ve take over their and bastardised. Americans know how to turn nice cars ugly.

    20. Vote -1 Vote +1No Name
      says:

      Yep truly ugly, similar ugly look they shoved on the Focus.

      Of course Ford will have to remove the shockers and replace them with jelly to remove any resemblance to decent handling, then install extra wiiiiiide seats to get the Big Mac arses in.

      Come on lets have some real news.

    21. Vote -1 Vote +1o
      says:

      they would also probably column mount the gear change to squeeze in 6 more cupholders

    22. Vote -1 Vote +1Darren W
      says:

      And remember to boost the power steering to stupid levels of assistance (can’t have anyone breaking their little finger whilst trying to steer the thing) and of course, they’ve left off the bridge girders that pass for bumper bars in the US these days. I quite like the “what if” cgi speculation *occasionally*. It gives the creative brain cells some exercise…

    23. Vote -1 Vote +1Duck
      says:

      Ah ha ha ha! :) You crack me up No Name!

    24. Vote -1 Vote +1Rob
      says:

      AU here we go again !!!!! i hope they shot who ever designed the AU because they will proberly use this as the update of the FG !!

    25. Vote -1 Vote +1Bret
      says:

      Rob,
      The guy that designed the AU also designed the FG, one was too adventurous the other a bit conservative, but both have and will date better than many other designs.

    26. Vote -1 Vote +1Watto_Cobra
      says:

      Plain AUs, particularly series 1, are pretty poor in the styling department. XRs much better.

      The TS50 and TE50 look fantastic, still look better than many cars today. So you can’t lump all AUs in the same boat.

      That’s like saying a Calais-V (or all VEs) look crap because of the Omega.

    27. Vote -1 Vote +1BFII
      says:

      Its still Australian designed and engineered with a badge that says Ford:)

    28. Vote -1 Vote +1Dave T
      says:

      can somebody help!, i own a EF Fairmont 1995, it has a 5.0L Windsor engine, i checked its only 165kw and 388nm, how come my work car which is a new Falcon XT orion which has 195kw and 391nm is slower than my old 265000kms Fairmont?, somebody explain that to me, when my brother drove me Fairmont, i just couldnt overtake him or beat him at the lights? and i am 30kw short and 3nm short?

    29. Vote -1 Vote +1Andrew
      says:

      Dave T Says:
      August 17th, 2008 at 4:29 pm

      can somebody help!, i own a EF Fairmont 1995, it has a 5.0L Windsor engine, i checked its only 165kw and 388nm, how come my work car which is a new Falcon XT orion which has 195kw and 391nm is slower than my old 265000kms Fairmont?, somebody explain that to me, when my brother drove me Fairmont, i just couldnt overtake him or beat him at the lights? and i am 30kw short and 3nm short?

      Hi Dave, probably a couple of reasons there, 1) the extra weight of a proper IRS and extra safety equipment etc in the FG.
      2) Perhaps the FG hasn’t run in yet???- might need 10000 on the clock before it frees up?
      PS: Is the V8 stock? (if it was bought secondhand, then perhaps the previous owner fiddled with it?).
      Cheers.

    30. Vote -1 Vote +1matt
      says:

      lol… windsor….

    31. Vote -1 Vote +1Matty B
      says:

      Look Fact is Why would Ford Australia send Our Falcons Over to the yanks to put in anoth 10K worth of driver assist crap in it??? the reason for me to think this is that they have extended the Inline 6 for five more years for FPV to have a bit more fun with do you really think they’d send it over there to be toned down????….AND The reason Falcons have been spotted over there is because Ford Australia is trying to sell the platform to americans…Just like with the mazda 2 and th Ford Fiesta’s

    32. Vote -1 Vote +1Spartan Nation
      says:

      Man you guys are brutal on the US market…is there a sense that we just get an inferior product…or that our tastes lack in comparison to the land down under and we are getting the cars we want?

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