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Ford reveals Webber’s local wheels

By George Skentzos |

Seemingly bursting with excitement, Ford has revealed our very own Mark Webber tore up the streets of Melbourne in a new FPV F6 310 during his brief stay for last weekend’s Australian Formula One Grand Prix.

Ford had remained tight-lipped on the Red Bull driver’s local wheels until Renault bosses had left the country, with Mark enjoying his time in the driver’s seat of the Australian-built muscle car.

A nostalgic Mark Webber handed the keys back to Ford this morning before jetting off to Kuala Lumpur for the upcoming Malaysian F1 Grand Prix.

“What a great car … this is what I miss in Europe … awesome Aussie muscle cars,” Webber said.

According to Ford, Mark last drove one of its cars back when he was with the now defunct Jaguar F1 team.


 
  • Phill

    On Ya Webber.Aussie Cars Rock

  • myked

    A man of impeccable taste!!

  • Bavarian Missile (.)(.)

    Quote ““What a great car … this is what I miss in Europe … awesome Aussie muscle cars,” Webber said.”"

    Yep you said it………….

  • EOTC

    Hmmm, so he has crap driving abilities AND taste in cars, eh?

    • Get out of town

      Well another person here clearly showing how much they really don’t know

      Nice one mate

      • Nathan

        Seriously, why are you commenting on a post thats 2 years old?

  • http://integra holstein hore ).( ).(

    bugger you beat me to it eotc , my sentiments exactly , probably stack it on the first corner

  • Limited slip

    FG F6 is easily the best car ever made in australia. Mark would have enjoted it I am sure.

  • Limited slip

    EOTC and Holstein Hore you are both retards. For one thing Mark is renowned as one of the best drivers in F1 its just that he has had bad cars and some bad luck, like on the weekend. He obviously has great taste in cars if he drove an F6…….there is really nothing else around that does it all so well as the FG F6. Why dont you drive one and see for yourself? On second thoughts dont go drive one because you dont deserve to drive a great car……stick with your pushrod V8′s , you are obviously Holden bogans.

  • http://integra holstein hore ).( ).(

    Hahahaaahh my taste is beyond both those brands , give us a break hes lucky to get a drive .

    Both dinosaur cars about to sent to the dustbin of junk dog cars , so not the future its excruciatingly funny .

    • Get out of town

      well Top gear in the UK said they love the HSV GTS and the Maloo as apposed to the upper class Audi’s and M3′s that are on the market over there

      This is also the case with other Car reviewers

      Guess they are also wrong there eyy

      Also Mark Webber is one of the best drivers in one of the best teams right now, it cannot be avoided with his form last year

  • EOTC

    Oh settle down Limited Slip. You ahve to admit, that line was just begging to be said, it was just hangin out there, waiting. Sorry, I couldn’t help myself.

    I would love an F6, but I still wouldn’t let Mark Webber drive it :-)

  • Elitist

    Aussie cars are good for a laugh I admit.
    Where else would you get a cheaply made, lo tech, powerful engine RWD in the world for under $65k?

    BUT as long as you get to give it back, it remains fun.

  • Dan

    Elitist – “Where else would you get a cheaply made, lo tech, powerful engine RWD in the world for under $65k?”

    Well, no where really. But in many other parts of the world you could get a well made, hi tech, powerful engine RWD for under $65K :)

    Australia, the lucky country lol!

  • Bavarian Missile (.)(.)

    Gee I guess Mark Webber wouldnt know a fast car if he fell over one,and he probably drives some piece of crap daily in England,that must be the reason he thinks and misses Australian Muscle Cars.

    Who are you to judge him or his taste of cars.I would say hes done better than all of you on here bagging him and his drive . Who has more credibility here you guys or him…….

  • EOTC

    Come on BM, Webber has been in F1 since 2002 i.e. this is his 8th season, and has finished on the podium a grand total of…….once. One 3rd place. I’d say that makes him extremely lucky to still have a drive in F1. Have you ever heard of someone with so much ‘bad luck’ as him? You can’t keep blaming the cars or other circumstances, it does eventually have to come down to driving ability over that long a period of time.

    They even take the piss out of him on Wikepedia, “he gained his biggest headlines while driving for the Mercedes-Benz sports car squad at Le Mans in 1999 where he had two spectacular accidents during practice and warm-up in which an aerodynamic fault caused the car to somersault off the Mulsanne Straight” . Says it all really when that’s your biggest headline and you’ve since had an 8 year F1 career……

  • Dan

    Sounds like he is full of ricer excuses!

  • http://skyline The Salesman

    Hi Ford,
    If you want to put me in one for a week i promise i wont tell Kia :)

  • Hummerbug

    Hey Dan is Golfie still pedaling back there?

  • http://www.caradvice.com.au Paul Maric

    Guys, keep this civil please.

    Just appreciate his praise for Australian cars.

  • http://. Naughtyius Maximus

    Maybe one day he might start to get results….he is like over rated and over publicised fully! Sorry but results “COUNT”

  • Andrew M

    So Mark Webber is like the toyota of cars????

    They have also had an 8 season spell in F1 that hasnt yeilded any results.

    I agree he is due to show some results, but over the past 8 years the sport has been dominated by 1 or 2 makes.
    In Webbers defence he has fallen outside any of the performing teams.
    The true comparison is in how his team mates have stacked up

  • Richo

    EOTC – finished ont he podium twice actually. Mark has never driven a competitive car, even still he put a jaguar (!) on the front row in qualifying twice, on both occasions his team mate qualified 12th and 16th. He also put his Red Bull on the front row in silverstone last year when his team mate didn’t even make the top 10 in qualifying, his team mate being none other then David Coulthard at his home GP.

    Mark actually very rarely crashes by the way, which just goes to show how little of what you are talking about. Most of Mark’s retirements and his reputation for not finnishing came out of the 2006 and 2007 season when his Williams (2006) and Red Bull (2007) was dogged with poor reliability, the Red Bull in particular broke down in 5 GP’s in a row! The Williams also broke down when he was leading the Australian GP and sitting in third in Monaco while only 3 seconds off the lead.

    Sebastien Vettel also drove into the back of Mark under the safety car (!) in Japan in 2007 while he was sitting in 1st and prior to the safety car had been 2 seconds a lap faster then Hamilton in 1st with 10 laps to go, would have almost certainly gone on to win the race.

    People who don’t follow F1 shouldn’t comment because anyone who does knows that it doesn’t matter how good you are, you cannot win races without a good car, something Mark has NEVER had in F1. The fact he is still considered one of the best driver out there (was ranked by his peers as the 3rd best driver in F1 behind Alonso and Schumacher in 2006).

    Learn the facts before commenting next time.

  • Troppa

    Imagine if webber joined the Toyota team,they would never win.

  • Richo

    Andrew M – exactly, in Mark’s 8 seasons, he has finnished in front of his team mate in the championship in every season, and usually by a lot! On the way he has also effectively ended the careers of Antonia Pizzonia, Christien Klien, Justin Wilson and Alex Yoong, all where team, all where unable to get anywhere near Mark’s pace in either qualifying or the races.

  • Richo

    Sorry it was 2005 he was rated as third best driver, and he was sitting in second behind the safety car when Vettel hit him with 10 to go.

    By the way, old Jenson Button had only won 1 GP before Melbourne and that was a fluke of a win in the rain, and he has been in F1 a lot longer then Mark. I guess he is just shit then as well even though he just dominated the most recent GP… again its not how good you are, its the car your driving, everyone knows that….

  • Bavarian Missile (.)(.)

    Either way you dice up Webber,he is an Australian and there arent a handful of Aussies that have made it in F1,be proud of him being there in the first place . Like Australai and clearly the F6 that he seems so fond of.

    Salesman babe, you take the car for the weekend and Ill take Webber ,Im sure I can put him to good use ;) ,you dont tell Wheelnut and I wont tell Kia ! hahahaha

  • Dan

    Bavaria and Wheelnut are married?

  • Richo

    also if he didn’t deserve to be there, he wouldn’t be, because he doesn’t have money behind him like certain other drivers.

    Don’t know why I felt the need to defend him anyway, anyone who actually knows F1 knows that Mark is very very good. Is he the best? No (Alonso is) but he is definetly in the top 5

  • EOTC

    Richo, take it easy dude – don’t do a Dan on me and get all abusive.

    Interestingly, nothing you have said makes any difference to the fact he has never won a race in 8 seasons. And again, that makes him very lucky to still have a drive. In saying that, he is obviously a talented driver to get to where he has, but perhaps he just doesn’t have what it takes to be the best. Have you ever considered the reason why he hasn’t gotten a drive in one of the top cars? Normally the best drivers get snapped up pretty quickly by the big boys – they’re not silly. Look at Schumacher – wasn’t he with Benetton before Ferarri? Hamilton came straight into McClaren – how come Webber hasn’t snagged something like that after 8 years? But good on him for getting to the level he has, but I think it’s bollocks to keep pretending he’s on the cusp of being a champion (as the media would have us believe).

  • Dan

    EOTC said – “take it easy dude – don’t do a Dan on me and get all abusive”

    ROFL! Behave!

  • Richo

    EOTC – shows how little you know mate, Alonso IS the best, and isn’t driving for a top team. Massa drove for years in a crap Sauber, Villenuve was a world champion but drove for years for BAR who never won a race…. list goes on, you think you know F1 because you know the names of some of the sports big names? ofcourse they are winning races, they are driving for ferrari and mclaren.. thats only 4 seats mate! You surely don’t think there are only 4 people in the world capable of winning races in F1 do you? seriously?

    and when did i get abusive?

  • Frontman

    The funny thing for all the ney sayers is that Shumacer (the winning one) rated Mark as the best driver in the worst cars! That has got to mean something!

  • Andrew M

    Hey Richo, where you been,
    get to the Forum and check your messages

  • EOTC

    Richo, you’re not making any sense mate? You didn’t counter any of the points I just put forward – you just started talking about other drivers. Yes, I quoted 2 big names for the sake of making the point, a pretty normal thing to do. I didn’t realise I would need to do a 1000 word essay articulating the highs and lows of the past 50 F1 drivers in order to make a quick point to you.

    But anyway, look, one of the things I hate about this site is the silly emotional rants people get engaged in and next thing you know, there are 90 comments going back and forth, saying the same things over and over again. So let’s not go there. You’re obviously a passionate F1 follower, and have a soft spot for the sole Aussie in the field, and I can’t begrudge you for that. So let’s agree to disagree.

  • Captain Mainwaring

    Wow Dan, you’ve worked the BM/Wheelnut one out at last, and I used to think you were at least the 7th sharpest tool in the box.
    Very appropriate car for Webber to drive while in OZ. All you Euro badge snobs need to get a fix on what great value it is, and fantastic to drive. Yes, a bit rough around the edges (as you would expect at the price), but a real hoot.

  • Dan

    Well Captain, I knew they were close mates, hence why I put them in the list of Usual Suspects in the first place. I’m still waiting to see a picture of the show pony though…

  • CB

    What do people expect him to say? There are PR issues at stake here!

    My old boss owned an XT Falcon and a 550i – he drove the Falcon to site to be one of the boys, but in the city it’d gather dust while he drove the 550i.

    Captain Mainwaring Says:
    March 31st, 2009 at 7:21 pm
    “Yes, a bit rough around the edges (as you would expect at the price)”

    Sorry, no excuse – if sub $40K cars can do it there’s no excuse for the Falcon.

  • realcars

    Falcon,The Great Australian Road Car.

    Webber knows a good thing!

  • Acfsambo

    Webber is unlucky for sure, but you also have to make your own luck.

    On to the F6/Euro car thing, the closest BMW in size and price is the 520d or 523i, which have less power than an XR5 Turbo. The F6 has more power than anything its price from Europe. What would you rather, a decent, livable cabin and interior and 310kw (approx. 413hp) and 500+NM of torque through a manual or the best 6speed auto on the market, or a slow, big car with a great interior?

  • realcars

    FPV has better resale than Lexus that’s for sure!!!!

  • Bob

    Sounds like some retarted Holden lovers again show their jealousy of a real 2009 muscle car (irresespective of who is driving it). Get over it Lion boys!!!!!

  • Scott

    Webber is a true, first class driver. There are only a very select few who make it to the top grade and if he wasn’t one of the very best in the world there are a plethora of test drivers who would gladly take his place.

    Great to hear his praise of the Australian Motor Industry – a true Aussie he is.

  • Richo

    EOTC – I didn’t counter your posts because I counted all of them in your above posts, maybe I didn’t spell it out that I was countering you, you have to think about it a bit, but to me your response appeared to basically ignore all of the arguments I put forward and you basically just repeated yourself.

    Anyway whatever, you don’t like him but he has the respect of the F1 paddock, means a lot more!

  • Richo

    EOTC – sorry, I countered you in my first post, not in your posts, typo.

  • Realcars

    Lexus has better resale than FPV that’s for sure!!!!

  • bigdog

    he is obviously getting paid for this……..

  • http://pirelli topdog

    I think the picture says it all no need to say anything just look at the car its awesome, thay look realy good on the road and perform just as well what more can you wont

  • Bavarian Missile (.)(.)

    Something Renault or an F6…mmmmmmmmm hard decision there ! Not !

  • Richo

    BigDog – because it would be impossible that he actually likes it then yeah? You do realise that some people like these kinds of cars… Mark grew up in the Australian car scene, as a result loves muscle cars, why would that be difficult for you to understand?

  • Richo

    The question I want answered is does this mean Webbo is a Ford man???

  • Bavarian Missile (.)(.)

    Quote “does this mean Webbo is a Ford man??? “”

    hahaha hell yeah…………arent all the celebrities ?

  • Wheelnut

    Maybe Ford are thinking about offering him a V8 Supercar seat next year – I mena at least he will be in a more reliable car and have a better chance of actually finishing which is what he deserves.

  • G

    Alonso, Hamilton, Raikonnen, Kubica, Massa (when he’s not spinning), Button, Barichello, Vettel (when he’s not taking out other drivers), Heidfeld, Rosberg are all better than Webber IMO. Wait a sec…. that’s half the grid.

    It still takes plenty of skill to get an F1 seat and stay in the game for 8 years but I wouldn’t put him in the upper echelon of the grid. He was outshone by Heidfeld at Williams in the first half of the 2005 season. And he passed up a seat an Renault. He’s a good qualifier but has no race pace.

  • Cupid Stunt

    Agreed BM – Like he says there’s nothing in Europe the same, certainly at that low cost.

  • Allan D

    How can you call a straight 6 turbo a muscle car? In my mind a muscle car has a large displacing V8 engine up front.

    The F6 is no more a muscle car than say a WRX.. rice at best? Sure it’s quick, I’m not denying that, but muscle car? Nah.. I don’t think so.

  • Dan

    Allan, you’ll find those turbo cars you call ‘rice’, many will have more muscle (ie. power) than your V8s… Gotta love it when I chop some ‘muscle’ V8 with my 180SX…

  • Richo

    Allan D – so a charger isn’t a muscle car then? oh dear…

    G – not to put too finer point on it, Webber beat both Heidfeld and Rosberg in the world championship when he was team mates with them… Heidfeld beating him in the first half of the year means nothing, You don’t win a world championship over half a year, you win it over a full year.

    Raikonnen is brilliant when he is focused, which isn’t very often. Massa is phenominal when he is concentrating which used to be not very often but he has matured and is now one of the best. Alonso is the best, period. Kubica is very very good, Webber himself actually rated him as the best driver in F1 last year in an ITV interview. Button is great, very much the same as Webber, never had the car to show his talents, hopefully that will change this year, i’d have him on about a par with Webber. Barichello was very good, is now past it and never really did anything special in F1 other then hanging around a long time, had access to a multiple championship winning car in F1 and never used it. Vettel is too young to tell, but I think he could take the mantel of the best of Alonso in the future. Hamilton speaks for himself BUT has never had to endure a difficult car yet, no driver is ever great untill they have proven their abilities in a difficult car, this opportunity will come this year.

    I never said Webber was the best, but he can match it with these guys no question. He has never had the car to prove himself, a lot like Button, but interestingly and thankfully it looks like both Jenson and Mark have the equipment to prove themselfs once and for all this year.

  • Richo

    besides, Webber is actually a decent bloke! Same can’t be said about all F1 pilots… and at least he is interesting in interviews unlike some of the other drivers! or should I say MOST of the other drivers…

  • anthonii

    I have never really noticed this before, but that picture shows just how much is going on in the design dept on the frount and its not good…

  • Glen

    Webber is the unluckiest driver in F1, like Cam McConville is the unluckiest man in V8′s. Its funny i bet most of these nay-sayers have never heard of Chris Amon. Considered the best driver never to win a Grand Prix. He never had the equipment to win but had the praises of his peers. What about Stirling Moss, he never won a championship but still is considered to be one of, if not the best driver in grand prix history. If Mark has the pace all year that the Red Bulls showed in Melbourne, he will be a regular podium finisher. Just remember Mark was a bee’s d**k away from winning the 1998 GT1 championship with Mercedes until he’s teammate buggered up in the last round. Also finished 2nd in the 2001 F3000 Championship. He can drive. Oh yeah nice ride for him in oz

  • G

    Richo – It wasn’t hard to beat Heidfeld in the championship when he was only racing for 2/3 of the season, he sat out the last 1/3 injured.

    But your other comment was spot on – Webber seems like a pretty down to earth approachable guy. Not like some of the other guys with the attitude.

    You can’t tell me Barichello’s underperformance in the Ferrari was the driver – there would have been a lot of team orders/strategy to put Schumacher first.

    BTW the cars not bad, I would say the best Aussie built car out there by far.

  • Lukaas

    All I got to say about Webber is… Unlucky… or maybe a bit reckless.

    The guy can drive no doubt, you dont get selected to drive in F1 if you are shabby. But most of his races in his F1 career either ended up not finishing or crashing early… never really contended.

    And to someone who mentioned Toyota never winning in their 8 years F1, well they never really had the “policy” and “thinking” to win at the start at least, now they are atleast getting help by recruiting experienced F1 staff. They do have the budget but just not the “thinking”. But F1 is very influenced by experience in the end, as Toyota has proven to be successful in other form of motorsports… Rally, LeMans etc.

  • Whatdoyouknow

    BIGDOG: Webber wasn’t paid for this.

  • The Realist

    Strange how many here focus on performance and nothing else. I guess that’s FPV and HSV’s target market – 0-100 times only… no matter if a car looks cheap, feels cheap, has below par after sales service…

    FPV could have been a looker – nice rims, LED’s, xenons, but no, they had to go for the tarted up BF Falcon look… HSV’s are still in front in this respect.

    Where’d all the tax payer monies go? Detroit?

  • Motorhead

    Last thing I read he had a couple of cars back in England a V10 M5 he got when driving for BMW & a RS Megane from Renault being amongst them & he was considering getting an Audi R8 so he has driven a few decent euro road cars to compare it to.

  • Bavarian Missile (.)(.)

    Exactly Motorhead.

    As a teenager I was heavily into Horses {just prefer multiples of hundreds since I got a little older} you would jump on a well schooled and educated Quarter Horse and enjoy what he could do with little effort,but then sometimes you just wanted to jump on a freshly broken Thoroughbred because he was so feisty, you had to rein him in to control him but let his head go and the adrenaline pump was a blast.

    Thats the appeal of our Muscle Cars ,unpretentious .

  • Chris

    @The Realist: OMG…didnt have LED’s HID’s or Xenons?
    Take a look under the skin of the FPV’s and you’ll see there is a wealth of technology, particularly in the 6 Cyls.
    If you’re perception of quality is based around little niceties like nice head and tail lights then maybe you should read into the FG Development story.
    The tax payers money in majority went to making the FG I6 Engine compliant with Government emission requirements (including ANCAP 5 Safety, the first in an Australian car….)..The Fuel consumption of the F6 and XR6T are along testament to where the dollars went…Also.. Take a look at the HMI on the Dash in the FG’s…It puts BMW’s iDrive system to shame (well until very recently anyway) Do you think things like this are cheap to produce and put through R&D? Hardly.
    There is a tonne of great engineering in the Falcon and If I had a choice between a better quality car or things like LED’s and and HID’s, i know which one I would be picking.

  • Phil C.

    Great car, great bloke!

    Nothing much more Aussie than that!

    PS Webber has been rated in the Top 5 best drivers in F1 for the last 3years straight by crash.net

  • Bavarian Missile (.)(.)

    I heard that when Webber first started Shuey thought he would welcome him to the sport and play friendly with him,once Mark showed he was more than just a pretty boy from down under Shuey didnt want to speak to him much after that.

    Oh and antispam word…………..Webber,spooky!

  • ben

    U holden or for/fpv doubters r so f*$ked in the head, the F6 is the best performance car in the world for under $100,000, Im not talkin bout the interior, im talkin bout performance, on road, sideways make u smile ear to ear fun!!! U cant get that from a gts or gt, even a w427!! n thats 155 grand!!! lol what a joke that is. N u Holden/HSV/Brocky bogan Pushrod 2 valve wanks, use r stuffed june/july next year as the hsv killer V8 come to Australia, n will be still produced her u ass lickers lol. Bring it holden n hsv!!! Ford/fpv new logo, n its a real good one u holden girls will like it, hsv i just’BEAT’one

  • erko

    good to see the euro badge snobs providing a laugh…clearly their performance driving involves a toddle through the countryside in a 3 series convertible laden with wine and cheese, or ducking down to the cafe for a latte.

    The F6 is an exceptionally capable car for the money, mighty power, trustworthy chassis and strong brakes. Doesnt have HIDs though LOL.

  • The Realist

    Chris Says:
    April 1st, 2009 at 1:17 pm
    “Take a look under the skin of the FPV’s and you’ll see there is a wealth of technology, particularly in the 6 Cyls.”

    And what technology might that be?

    “If you’re perception of quality is based around little niceties like nice head and tail lights then maybe you should read into the FG Development story.”

    What story’s that? How not to run a business?

    “The tax payers money in majority went to making the FG I6 Engine compliant with Government emission requirements (including ANCAP 5 Safety, the first in an Australian car….)..The Fuel consumption of the F6 and XR6T are along testament to where the dollars went…”

    Which is great – but isn’t it pouring money down the drain if no one’s buying the car?

    BTW fuel consumption is nothing to write home about.

    “Also.. Take a look at the HMI on the Dash in the FG’s…It puts BMW’s iDrive system to shame (well until very recently anyway) Do you think things like this are cheap to produce and put through R&D? Hardly.”

    HMI comparable to I-Drive? Puts it to shame?? I’ve used the Falcon system mate – it’s called cheap and nasty. I wouldn’t use acronyms like “R&D” with HMI. Now I know you’ve never used I-drive, and are full of sh##.

    “There is a tonne of great engineering in the Falcon and If I had a choice between a better quality car or things like LED’s and and HID’s, i know which one I would be picking.”

    Quality? For $80K you can get some pretty decent quality cars from BMW, MB and Audi… and the second hand market is even better.

    erko Says:
    April 2nd, 2009 at 9:26 am
    “good to see the euro badge snobs providing a laugh…clearly their performance driving involves a toddle through the countryside in a 3 series convertible laden with wine and cheese, or ducking down to the cafe for a latte.”

    Being labelled a euro badge snob is better than being labelled a bogan, or derro, or whatever you want to call it. Wine and cheese is much more preferable to big macs and VB. :-)

    Seriously, thanks for the good times – nothing better than seeing simple folk like you being duped into forking over $80K for a rep mobile.

    “The F6 is an exceptionally capable car for the money, mighty power, trustworthy chassis and strong brakes. Doesnt have HIDs though LOL.”

    Keep convincing yourself of that mate.

    BTW thanks for the laugh Ben – your post brought a smile to my face. :-)

  • erko

    @ The Realist : exceptional response.

    “Being labelled a euro badge snob is better than being labelled a bogan” How so? I see for you a Car is an accessory, no doubt you are sporting around in a 318 Auto.Most likely also trying to escape a bogan upbringing and trying to repress your innate bogan tendencies…mate.

    You seem to think thats buying up the luxury brand marketing means you are ahead of the game LOL.

  • The Realist

    erko Says:
    April 2nd, 2009 at 12:17 pm
    “How so? I see for you a Car is an accessory, no doubt you are sporting around in a 318 Auto.Most likely also trying to escape a bogan upbringing and trying to repress your innate bogan tendencies…mate.”

    Did I touch a raw nerve bud? :-)

    I actually sport around in an M5. Never eaten a Big Mac in it either!

    “You seem to think thats buying up the luxury brand marketing means you are ahead of the game LOL.”

    If you mean being able to afford the car I drive is being ahead of the game, I guess I am.

  • erko

    Never eaten a big mac eh, who is this?? Montgomery Burns?No doubt your mobile snack of choice is a foie gras sandwich washed down with a glass of blood from the working man, you Captain of Industry you. What a laugh.

  • The Realist

    erko Says:
    April 2nd, 2009 at 5:34 pm
    “Never eaten a big mac eh, who is this?? Montgomery Burns?No doubt your mobile snack of choice is a foie gras sandwich washed down with a glass of blood from the working man, you Captain of Industry you. What a laugh.”

    Wow, the claws are out… and I didn’t even get started.

    :-)

  • erko

    @ The Realist

    mmeeeeooowwwwwwwwwwwwwww

    please “get started” please educate the great unwashed with your tales of the finer things of life :)

  • STIG

    Mark Webber prob won’t be able to fit in any supercars. But then again the F6310′s prob the closest thing Ford Australia make to a supercar.

  • george

    i just bought one and now it has 410kw now where talking good b4 now its chalk and cheez

  • FrugalOne

    WEBBER…..ONYA!!

    AussieAussieAussie oihoihoih!

    Cheers,

    F-0

  • My Cars Called T-Rex

    Four months after Webber drove an Aussie muscle car,he wins an F1 race,definite link there.GO WEBBER,GO FORD,GO ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA DRAGONS,GO WEBBER.