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Old 20-01-2018, 03:23 PM   #1
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Default Two hour Mustang test drives on long weekend

https://www.motoring.com.au/ford-to-...ehicle-110595/

Blue Oval to offer two-hour pony car test drives on Australia Day weekend

Ford Australia is set to take advantage of our penchant for sports cars on Australia Day weekend (January 26-28) by offering the public free loans of its top-selling Mustang.


“Anyone aged 25 or over carrying a full, unrestricted driver’s licence is able to reserve a car and bring up to three passengers along for the ride, with spots being awarded on a first-come, first-served basis,” Ford says.

“With over 380 test drives available, you can cruise around three iconic destinations: Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Queensland’s south-east coast and New South Wales’ Northern Beaches.”

The move is unprecedented for Ford, which has won a legion of fans courtesy of first global Mustang, along with the Ranger ute — Australia’s top-selling 4×4 ute.

The ‘Ultimate Mustang Road Trip pop-ups’ can be found at the following locations:

– New South Wales: St Ives Showground, 450 Mona Vale Rd, St Ives
– Victoria: Mount Eliza Secondary College, 204 Canadian Bay Rd, Mount Eliza
– Queensland: Victory Ford, 10-20 Minjungbal Dr, Tweed Heads South (just south of the Queensland border)

Registrations for the Mustang test drive are available at ultimatemustangroadtrip.eventbrite.com, while more details on Ford’s 2nd Car initiative can be found at Ford2ndCar.
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