Trav001
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- 1983 VH SL 3.3 Litre 5 speed, 2002 VY Executive
VL the rice burner Vs VN the buick lead slead. totally go the VB 1.9L 4 cyl LOL!
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JD
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- 1.6L Turbo Holden Croooooooooooze
the only bang the 1.9 has is the backfiring out the exhaust!
Trav001
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Trav001
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Oops sorry double posted
padrickz88
Rick =]
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- VN V6, nothing special
i personally think a vn is best bang, can get one for $500 and the power you get for that money is alot... and as for reliability? i dont know about everybody else's car but with all the vn's i know i of they are pretty reliable.. my car has been on the road around 6 months and not one problem has gone wrong, all if spent is money for gas and the usual stuff for services
so yeah not bad pretty good cars for the $$$ spent
so yeah not bad pretty good cars for the $$$ spent
Mr Squishi
Need Beer.
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Best bang for buck would be the cheapest roadworthy commdore you can find.