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Just 120 examples of the 2015 FPV Pursuit Ute will be produced, all featuring the same ‘stealth’ stripe package as the GT F, plus a GT front bumper, 19-inch GT wheels with 245/35 Dunlop Sport Maxx tyres, F6 side skirts and unique badging.

In place of the GT F sedan’s 400kW-plus supercharged 5.0-litre V8 will be the same 315kW/545kW version that powers FPV’s outgoing GS sedan and ute, giving it more performance than the current FG II XR6 engine, which is expected to be carried over into the final Falcon.

Although its peak torque figure is achieved over a wide 2000-5500rpm, Ford’s final Pursuit Ute will deliver less torque than the discontinued FPV F6 sedan, which offers 310kW/565Nm from the most powerful version of Ford’s homegrown turbocharged 4.0-litre straight six.

All figures are DIN and recorded using 98 RON fuel, which the Pursuit Ute consumes at the rate of 14.0L/100km for the six-speed manual and 14.2L/100km for the six-speed automatic.

Other standard features include an alloy sports bar, black soft tonneau cover, high-flow dual-outlet exhaust system and high-series performance brakes comprising 322mm front and 305mm rear rotors.

Inside there’s a special build number badge with a matching orange stripe graphic in the 260km/h speedo, ‘Pursuit’ embroidery and orange stitching on the leather seat inserts and Pursuit gearshifter badge (manual only).

Like the GT F, there will also be unique start-up and gauge displays on the eight-inch central touch-screen including boost pressure, engine temperature, oil temperature (auto only), voltage (manual only) and G-force.

Climate-control, satellite-navigation and a premium audio system are also fitted in addition to the standard GS ute specification.

Prestige paint is the only option and nine exterior combinations are available, including a standard bonnet/roof stripe package that cannot be deleted. It’s accompanied by the GT F’s gloss-black ‘racoon eye’ headlight surrounds and a matching finish on the door-handles, mirrors and rear bumper.

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Description
Just 120 examples of the 2015 FPV Pursuit Ute will be produced, all featuring the same ‘stealth’ stripe package as the GT F, plus a GT front bumper, 19-inch GT wheels with 245/35 Dunlop Sport Maxx tyres, F6 side skirts and unique badging.

In place of the GT F sedan’s 400kW-plus supercharged 5.0-litre V8 will be the same 315kW/545kW version that powers FPV’s outgoing GS sedan and ute, giving it more performance than the current FG II XR6 engine, which is expected to be carried over into the final Falcon.

Although its peak torque figure is achieved over a wide 2000-5500rpm, Ford’s final Pursuit Ute will deliver less torque than the discontinued FPV F6 sedan, which offers 310kW/565Nm from the most powerful version of Ford’s homegrown turbocharged 4.0-litre straight six.

All figures are DIN and recorded using 98 RON fuel, which the Pursuit Ute consumes at the rate of 14.0L/100km for the six-speed manual and 14.2L/100km for the six-speed automatic.

Other standard features include an alloy sports bar, black soft tonneau cover, high-flow dual-outlet exhaust system and high-series performance brakes comprising 322mm front and 305mm rear rotors.

Inside there’s a special build number badge with a matching orange stripe graphic in the 260km/h speedo, ‘Pursuit’ embroidery and orange stitching on the leather seat inserts and Pursuit gearshifter badge (manual only).

Like the GT F, there will also be unique start-up and gauge displays on the eight-inch central touch-screen including boost pressure, engine temperature, oil temperature (auto only), voltage (manual only) and G-force.

Climate-control, satellite-navigation and a premium audio system are also fitted in addition to the standard GS ute specification.

Prestige paint is the only option and nine exterior combinations are available, including a standard bonnet/roof stripe package that cannot be deleted. It’s accompanied by the GT F’s gloss-black ‘racoon eye’ headlight surrounds and a matching finish on the door-handles, mirrors and rear bumper.

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