Pablito
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Genuine question here. Now that you've driven one etc and have a VF Calais to compare it with..........do you think asking price of around 62K is ridiculous?
Considering the VF Calais V 3.6l wagon sold for $49990 when new, I just don't see how they can justify an extra 12k for a handful of new features.
I have only seen the Calais, i haven't driven it. There's nothing exceptional about the looks and not really much on the inside that separates it from other new cars out there now.
I just think the prices Holden are asking for the top end ZB's are ridiculous and make them a questionable purchase. Combine that with the uncertain future Holden faces, the 7 year warranty might not mean much if Holden doesn't exist in 2 years.
The top spec V6 Camry is 50k. That's a fair price and the most i would ever pay for a V6 Calais.
Considering the VF Calais V 3.6l wagon sold for $49990 when new, I just don't see how they can justify an extra 12k for a handful of new features.
I have only seen the Calais, i haven't driven it. There's nothing exceptional about the looks and not really much on the inside that separates it from other new cars out there now.
I just think the prices Holden are asking for the top end ZB's are ridiculous and make them a questionable purchase. Combine that with the uncertain future Holden faces, the 7 year warranty might not mean much if Holden doesn't exist in 2 years.
The top spec V6 Camry is 50k. That's a fair price and the most i would ever pay for a V6 Calais.