4mm might work ! .... keeps the same proven strength and safety.Holden interior design manager John Field :
"Addressing one of the biggest criticisms of the VE, the A-pillars gain different trim and linings that are about 4mm slimmer, to increase the field of vision, albeit only slightly."
Last edited by Evman; 12-02-2013 at 09:19 AM.
In many parts of the world the Captiva, Cruze, Barina, Spark, Commodore, Caprice and Volt are sold as Chevs. Carpice is also sold as a Buick Park Avenue in China (and IIRC a Daewoo in ROK). Monaro was sold as Chev Lumina Coupe in M/E as well as Pontiac GTO and Vauxhall Monaro.
Cheers, Matthew
Last edited by Jag530G; 12-02-2013 at 10:27 AM.
I spent most of my money on unreliable cars and less reliable women, the rest I wasted.
W.C. Fields
i hope people pile back into showrooms like the old days when VT came out! good time for salesmen to make some good $$$ and not offer big discounts!
Get Thrashed!
The pricing will have to be spot on to get lots of private buyers back. The AUD has suddenly not got more favourable to Aus manufacturers with this launch. Great car no doubt but pricing will be key to its success.
exactly after years of being able to get an SS for early 40K drive away no private buyer is going to want to pay $50K + only for them to drop the prices in 6-12 months time.
i think it is a great step forward for Holden but have you just stated the pricing will dictate weather it sells or not.
I always thought there was easy improvements that could have been made with Series 2 on the pillar.
They sure knew it was needing attention as the interior design manager said ..."Addressing one of the biggest criticisms of the VE, the A-pillars "
First test-drives by the motoring journos will no doubt let everyone know if it is improved.
Willing to be proven wrong but I dont think that is going to happen, the numbers are hitting volumes close to when Mitsubishi shut down the Magna, beats me why the money doesnt go towards a small mid sized rear drive Torana rather than continue to pump money into a declining large car market, Holden has sadly lost its way and the public is voting with their wallets.
If Holden want my support, they should build a car I want to buy, considering majority here subsidise GMH through their taxes, a tax incentive to buy a Holden car say 20% for citizens or perm residents, otherwise I buy another brand
GMH - doling out on billions at the expense of ALL Australians
2007 VE SS M6 - Ignition
2013 JH Cruze SRi M6 - Redhot
1971 VW Super Beetle - Moss Green
I'd buy a second hand one...
...When I (hopefully) finish uni in 3 years![]()
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