VF SS and SSV to have 6.2ltr

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19-02-2013, 10:42 AM
Plenty

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Originally Posted by Stampy

337 at the crank is not the same as the 335 puting out 315-330 ATW, HSV need to get it smoking with 380 at the crank, whats a 317 put out 250-260 ATW???

Who really cares the FPV does? HSV outsell FPV nearly 3:1
19-02-2013, 11:14 AM
macca_779

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Originally Posted by Plenty

Who really cares the FPV does? HSV outsell FPV nearly 3:1

And Toyota sells shit tin more camry's than holden sells commodores. Doesn't mean its the better car.
19-02-2013, 11:29 AM
team illucid

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Originally Posted by JJW501

Case in point, mate with GT-P bought Audi A5 coz his woman thought Ford was too bogan. And she has a point. But bogans buy cars, why not embrace that and make a car they want rather than have them thinking they can drive one that's 6 years old and lightly modified for better performance? The latest should be the greatest.

JJW

lol - this bogan bought an Audi.

Just as many bogans in nice German cars as there are in Fords/Commodores.
19-02-2013, 11:50 AM
JJW501

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Originally Posted by team illucid

lol - this bogan bought an Audi.

Just as many bogans in nice German cars as there are in Fords/Commodores.

That's my point. FPV/HSV pricing themselves out of the market. If you are going to spend that money why buy a taxi?

JJW
19-02-2013, 12:07 PM
Troutman

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In Europe, German cars are taxis and Holdens are exotic cars on the rare occasion they are spotted. Just a shame Australia is the only country that doesn't appreciate the Australian industry.

http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6108/6...33c1b31b_z.jpg
19-02-2013, 07:58 PM
Plenty

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Originally Posted by macca_779

And Toyota sells shit tin more camry's than holden sells commodores. Doesn't mean its the better car.

You sure about those figures Macca? Anyway without starting the same old argument again, Straight line grunt aside the HSV in this case is the better car; it stops better, it handles better, it is a helluva lot more ergonomic and comfortable to drive. Lets face it event the WOW in your face R-Spec got spanked by a 2 ton Chrysler around the track. Opinions are divided i know, FPV closed the gap for sure with the Coyote but it takes more than a nice set of tits to make it a real woman.... IMO, i have the pleasure and i do mean it of actually owning both and while i love the FPV for work everyday i still grab the lions keys on the weekends!
19-02-2013, 07:59 PM
Plenty

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Originally Posted by Troutman

In Europe, German cars are taxis and Holdens are exotic cars on the rare occasion they are spotted. Just a shame Australia is the only country that doesn't appreciate the Australian industry.

http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6108/6...33c1b31b_z.jpg

I have never actually seen one but when they say they are Mercedes, are they not a poverty pack, stripped out car designed just for taxi cab use? I don't think they are your standard issue, straight from the showroom Merc.
19-02-2013, 08:36 PM
cashie

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Originally Posted by Plenty

I have never actually seen one but when they say they are Mercedes, are they not a poverty pack, stripped out car designed just for taxi cab use? I don't think they are your standard issue, straight from the showroom Merc.

The ones I've ridden in were fully specced off the showroom floor.
19-02-2013, 08:44 PM
Plenty

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Originally Posted by cashie

The ones I've ridden in were fully specced off the showroom floor.

yep ok, i wouldn't know any better

i'm sure i read somewhere a while ago though that they made a specific "taxi" model for cost effectiveness etc.
19-02-2013, 08:47 PM
cashie

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Originally Posted by Plenty

yep ok, i wouldn't know any better

i'm sure i read somewhere a while ago though that they made a specific "taxi" model for cost effectiveness etc.

Some markets may have a "taxi" model... but the many I've been in throughout Europe all looked to me to be full models.
19-02-2013, 08:58 PM
timy

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Originally Posted by Plenty

You sure about those figures Macca? Anyway without starting the same old argument again, Straight line grunt aside the HSV in this case is the better car; it stops better, it handles better, it is a helluva lot more ergonomic and comfortable to drive. Lets face it event the WOW in your face R-Spec got spanked by a 2 ton Chrysler around the track. Opinions are divided i know, FPV closed the gap for sure with the Coyote but it takes more than a nice set of tits to make it a real woman.... IMO, i have the pleasure and i do mean it of actually owning both and while i love the FPV for work everyday i still grab the lions keys on the weekends!

I like tits...
19-02-2013, 09:08 PM
FFAMan

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Originally Posted by JJW501

That's my point. FPV/HSV pricing themselves out of the market. If you are going to spend that money why buy a taxi?

JJW

Huh??? What large German sedan can be bought with 300+ KW and sub 5 second 0-100 for under 80K???

HSV/FPV products are more affordable now than they were 10 years ago.
19-02-2013, 09:19 PM
Plenty

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Originally Posted by timy

I like tits...

Yeah me too..... :lmao:
20-02-2013, 04:53 AM
VYSHSV8

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Originally Posted by cashie

Some markets may have a "taxi" model... but the many I've been in throughout Europe all looked to me to be full models.

It's no different in Sweden years ago when we used to get a taxi and a Volvo turns up we used to just call them the Swedish Torana
20-02-2013, 05:55 AM
tunga

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Originally Posted by FFAMan

Huh??? What large German sedan can be bought with 300+ KW and sub 5 second 0-100 for under 80K???

HSV/FPV products are more affordable now than they were 10 years ago.

Just recently I test drove a new c63 coupe, and maybe I was expecting too much but I was left disappointed ,perhaps the refinement hid the feeling of real performance but It didn't have the grunt I expected,other than for the snob value there is no way I would pay the difference between it and a new HSV,it really amazes me when folks knock our local cars , they deserve much better

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