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Originally Posted by Mezzy
All I meant was I prefer what's considered to be a F body car over the new design that's not.
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It's just a designation.
"X-body" meant a 396/375 Nova SS at one point, and a Chevy Citation at another.
"A-body" meant a 454 LS-6 Chevelle SS, and later on an a 4 cyl FWD Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera.
The F platform was laughably dated at the end. You know that "cat hump" in the passenger floor? It was put there in 1974, and stopped being useful well before 2002.
If that's not a bad enough example, look at everything that 4th and 3rd gens can share. Do you really think it's acceptable for two cars, seperated by 20 years, to share the same parts?