The Falcon Road Test Review of an Automatic Six
The Falcon with the larger six cylinder engine and the cheaper three speed auto is likely to be the range’s most popular. The writer notes the car weighs about 274 cwt, is not a light model, and covers the road test with mixed impressions. Power, fuel economy, braking, steering, and automatic transmission performance are discussed, with praise for the wheel, brakes, and general drive, and criticisms focusing on rear brake positioning and certain vibration issues at idle.
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Automobile specifications and price data
The listing details a six cylinder engine priced at 2751 with 3.6 litre displacement and 13 SHP at 4400rpm. It notes three speed automatic transmission, rear final ratio 3.5 to 1, independent front suspension, torsion bar stabilizer, hydraulic shocks, recirculating ball steering, 695 by 14 tyres, hydraulic drums brakes, and dimensions of 184.6 inch length, wheelbase 111 inches, weight 2700 pounds, fuel capacity 16.4 gallons and an approximate 390 mile range.
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