HSV Gen- F Launched - Official Pics/Video and details (Warning: pic heavy)

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Originally Posted by jkgmh

Are you one of the 200 odd ? :stick:

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I think I would like one in dog dick red :yup:

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Originally Posted by Vulture

I think I would like one in dog dick red :yup:

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So the answer is NO your are not one of the 200 odd !!!

Final price of the GTS has been released. It is $92,990 + ORC.

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Originally Posted by Vulture

Final price of the GTS has been released. It is $92,990 + ORC.

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Where ?????

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Originally Posted by Vulture

Final price of the GTS has been released. It is $92,990 + ORC.

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Insanely good value for money. A gts 13 years ago cost 95k from memory

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Originally Posted by macca_779

Insanely good value for money. A gts 13 years ago cost 95k from memory

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Heck yeah. I hope the fact that your dollar is kinda shitting itself helps us Kiwis out too!

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Originally Posted by Vulture

Final price of the GTS has been released. It is $92,990 + ORC.

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Not bad value considering LCT would be included in the 93K price.
So stamp duty would be about 3.5K.
Dealer fee = ?

Approx cost 98K?

Read 99% of people bagging that price out and the value of that package here https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...3632707&type=1

Really people in Australia have no idea these days, but willing to bag out aussie products...One idiot of many says oh I can buy a lambo for that price

i hold little hope for Holden or hsv with people attitude to local cars today

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Originally Posted by VX2VESS

Really people in Australia have no idea these days, but willing to bag out aussie products...One idiot of many says oh I can buy a lambo for that price

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It is very good value for the (presumed) performance on offer. Aussie cars seem to have a serious perception problem with the general public not based on reality.
$100,000 is still an expensive car for most of us, though.

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Originally Posted by macca_779

Insanely good value for money. A gts 13 years ago cost 95k from memory

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$96k, and if yours was delivered after 1st July you paid GST.

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Originally Posted by Vulture

It is very good value for the (presumed) performance on offer. Aussie cars seem to have a serious perception problem with the general public not based on reality.
$100,000 is still an expensive car for most of us, though.

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Agree, not sure where the bad image came from. Maybe the earlier cheaper model Holdens that you could get more from on overseas cars at the same price or less.

Today performance models are quite good value esp now with all the extra features for less.

Holden Large cars have room inside, don't really use much fuel for the performance (eg the mps mazda is 10/100ks city about he same as a good tuned V8). 4wd use more fuel and cost more to run, Suv's not all that cheap to run and roll over when hit in the sides. All the rest are front wheel drive basically crap for track work. Who knows..same as people today tend away from a good TV series with a story today, everyone like Reality shows, which to me are reality shows are quite dumbing to watch. I prefer a complex story to make me think, rather that 5 mins of info stretched out to an hour by repeating what they said before, suspensive puases etc.


Well were not goingto change the minds of the dumbed down majority today about what practical and good value. Holden will probably be gone too along with Ford if the trend continues

Like to see the UK Top gear stuff on the GTS

This GTS will have crap thrown at it similar to the GTR, until it out performs or matches its European target market.
HSV have gone the same route as Nissan...putting a great package (hopefully) at 1/2 the cost of it's European rivals.

Not only does it have to perform as well as the E63 and M5, it also needs to 'feel' as good when inside.

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Originally Posted by VX2VESS

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I just want one!! :drool:

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Originally Posted by Wonky

I just want one!! :drool:

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Me too! 10 chars