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What car(s) will be your next?
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MasterOfReality
Miners go deeper
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I wouldn't mind a AMG C63 or an older school Porsche 911 or 930.
DLFHUB666
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Toyota GXL 100 series v8. Should have it by june if all goes to plan.
Kikki
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I would love.....
But the Mr will get a Maloo at some stage and the wagon will be all mine.
But the Mr will get a Maloo at some stage and the wagon will be all mine.
calais24/7
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I have my heart set on buying a vx, prioritys, 5.7 manual, l67 auto ( don't come in manual
), ecotec manual. And hopefully it's a higher optioned car like a berlina or calais
), ecotec manual. And hopefully it's a higher optioned car like a berlina or calais
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mwb235
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Most likely i'll be updating to a 2008-on (not 06 or 07) VE 6L V8 within the next 2 years. I'd be happy with a Berlina but finding them with the V8 isn't easy. I'd get a Calais or Calais V but i hate leather in cars, don't want bigger than 17 inch rims (Calais is ok, but the Calais V has 18's), and i don't want DVD screens. Today's Calais models have too much fluff IMO. I've always fitted aftermarket LPG to my cars (VL, VR, current VT) but haven't decided if i'd bother doing the VE. If i did, i'd again fit the BRC Sequent P&D vapour injection system that i have now in my VT.
Another possibility i'm considering is downsizing to a 4-cyl, in which case i'd get 2009-on Hyundai Sonata, or a 2009-on Hyundai i30. I'd prefer to stay with Holden but, so time will tell which way i go.
Another possibility i'm considering is downsizing to a 4-cyl, in which case i'd get 2009-on Hyundai Sonata, or a 2009-on Hyundai i30. I'd prefer to stay with Holden but, so time will tell which way i go.
calais24/7
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Why hyundai out of interest? Toyota is who i'd go with for a small car.
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mwb235
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Only because in my last job i drove an '06 Sonata and loved it, well-featured & excellent quality, certanly better than Holden up to and including VZ IMO. I was always turned off 4-cyl cars but these days they have as much power as i need, and i don't drive like a granny!
Toyota would be better (more of them, better dealer network in the country) i just haven't driven one recently. My work car back in the late 90's was a Camry and i liked it then. When i get closer to the time i'll look at the Toyota as well.
Also maybe a Camry hybrid - i know nothing about them, but would have no issue driving one. The only thing is they're still too costly compared to the equivalent petrol model. Same issue with the Prius - i'd consider it too but secondhand prices on those are unrealistic.
