Nah not at all
Im 6 ft tall driven one comfortable car to drive for big people
Im A Holden /Chevy Bloke and I like the car you are talking about
great first car
ps Fuel filters and fuel pump is the main thing with these
if the fuel filter at the pump is not changed every 60,000
you will have some trouble
other wise Great Car
Parrot
22 years in car audio instalation
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well get what you like to drive cant know that til you test drive it and check it out i perfer a big car over little one they drive and ride better and dont listen to many ford have always been number one want to do a test drive by any shop see whats in lot to be work on wil not see many fords at shops but still thats another story anytime your buying a used car always follow a check list best car for me as been the crow vic 40 yrs of driving only two type of cars ive found to hold up has been ford and nissan all the rest ive broken or killed before their time most miles i ever got out of any car was a nissan over 480,000 it was running but t bone it
You should also consider that such a car may be expensive to insure. Check your insurance rates before buying one, for example here – autoinsurance.maclenet.com
unfortunately, you seem to be “American” sized. if the Aussie falcon is the same size as the US falcon was, you may still be a bit cramped.
if your not used to a V6, it may feel “jumpy” to you.
try playing with the actuall seat hight if you have power seats, and put everything all the way down. test the vehicles your looking at for comfortable fit, and keep that in mind as well as price, etc.
sorry, but all fords are SHIT