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Yes, same seats basically, manual sliders... height and tilt have electric adjustment.

Seems like it's the best solution, not like the old days, you could put seats from a Lexus or another luxury car.

The front seats in my 2014 vf evoke are really uncomfortable, because they are electric and also have side airbags, what's a good replacement

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/2017-Holden-Commodore-Motorsport-Edition-VF-Series-II-Manual-MY17/OAG-AD-15586897?DistFromLoc=3196&id=OAG-AD-15586897

Personally I would buy this for that sort of money

Vf dedicated Lpg. Great car,

Probably because nobody in Europe wanted a V8 Opel Insignia!

Opel Insignia??? Vauxhall insignia??? Holden is dead, same as Rambler, triumph, Standard motors, might as well call it a Humber Sceptre, remember them. Hahaha

I was in the U.K. and Ireland last year, the mondeo seems to be more popular than the Opel/Vauxhall in the U.K. and in Ireland they told me that the Insignia depreciated quite heavily. Didn't really get a reason why. Huge mistake by GMH calling it a Commodore. No reference point, at least Ford...

Opel Insignia has a nice ring to it.

T.seaford The vf was available with dedicated Lpg, which is now becoming very popular in Europe as a result of the new emissions law's. Euro 6. When people are hit with rising prices, Lpg will be popular again. The Opel Insignia won't save GMA anyway, the Japanese manufacturers are streets ahead.

It's an Opel Insignia, a bland car that dosent really have a great reputation in Europe.