In 1983 the 4.1 litre EFI six cylinder engine was introduced to replace the 4.9 litre V8, but initially produced 111 kilowatts and 325 newton metres of torque, well down from the 149 kilowatts and 415 newton metres previously produced by the 5.8 litre V8. The Ford Falcon remained the number one seller in Australia until 1988. A manual transmission was available in three speed column shift or four speed floor shift. The Falcon was a full size car made by Ford Australia.
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is the Australian subsidiary of United States
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manufactured by Ford Australia from 1960 to 2016
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Ford Falcon remained number-one seller in Australia until 1988
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