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Old 06-02-2012, 11:37 AM   #1
Grobbo
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Default What will be the new Taxi Wagon?

Time marches onwards, FG sedan taxi's are everywhere now days, but there are no new wagons getting about in the yellow livery. I've heard 2016 is the cut off for even the newset of the BFIII wagons... What are they gonna do? I heard the Mondeo wagon 'wasn't strong enough' - whatever that means... My 'source' also wrote off the Terry and Sportwagon for various reasons - none of which I can remember because I was drunk in the back of a taxi at the time of course... ;-)

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