One thing for sure, if I had a lazy hundred and seventy kay, I wouldn't be dropping it on a tarted up taxi.
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One thing for sure, if I had a lazy hundred and seventy kay, I wouldn't be dropping it on a tarted up taxi.
I rang a dealer today. Yep, I've missed out.
Would I have one? Yep.
I need my big shed first. Good job GG is building onefor me.
Ehh for that kinda cash you could buy a GTR and blow its doors off
yes, I could buy a fully restored Dino.
Not at all.
That is simply your opinion, you are entitled to it of course, but you are obviously not an enthusiast.
Depends what your interests are I suppose. I don't think I would've bought one either, but it's a damn fine car, with some damn fine Aussie engineering behind it, and it is the LAST one,...that alone makes it special,...maybe not to you, but to Aussie car enthusiasts who've got the dollars, it is special.
A friend of mine will actually be getting one, ..loves his toys, late thirties/early forties, but he runs a successful business, works VERY hard & long hours, and He ain't no Bogan.
Pickles.
It's pretty damn special and Holden/HSV can be very proud of the last of the Commodores.
It'll be a huge collector car. Last, biggest, fastest and best.
Respect:cool:
And have change. ;)
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachmen...0&d=1485944468
You could indeed buy a GTR, which is a totally different vehicle, it is a sportscar, & a very fine one, but it has a very limited application, and ac carry only two people,..it also has enormous maintenance requirements, and it will have nowhere near the retained value of this car.
Wanna drive to Sydney & back?,....Having driven a GTR, I know which one I'd rather be in.
Pickles.