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Even though most sites are saying the auto is better. I think this is the classic "grass is greener on the neighbor's side".Don't be so sure the SS is Vanilla. if our 6 litre SS is anything to go by the 6.2 litre SS should make you never want to get out of the drivers seat. Just plain dumb to not offer a manual is the only concern.
:iagree: and in the end we learn......HSV is full of WIN!Thanks for posting.
GREAT commercial.
Beautiful car. It make the SS look like $hit.
And, the HSV gets a stick.
The GTS does include a substantial luxury tax, but doesn't explain why German luxury in Oz costs up to 3 times for the same vehicle as in the US.The GTS looks and sounds mean (I even have it as a wallpaper), but let's be realistic: at AUD 93k, who would they be selling it to?
I can already imagine the outcry.
"A Camaro ZL1 can be had for $54k"
"No way I would buy this over a CTS-V"
In the US, that's M5 territory. The poor HSV would struggle, and rightly so.
here in aus we have a luxury car tax of 33c/$ for every dollar above $60,316 added to the price, LCT freshhold raises to $75,375 for vehicles considered to be fuel efficient (those below 7L/100km) or grater then 35 mpgThe GTS looks and sounds mean (I even have it as a wallpaper), but let's be realistic: at AUD 93k, who would they be selling it to?
I can already imagine the outcry.
"A Camaro ZL1 can be had for $54k"
"No way I would buy this over a CTS-V"
In the US, that's M5 territory. The poor HSV would struggle, and rightly so.
The GTS is currently flogging the AMG E63 Black and the BMW M5 around Europe in handling and ride comfort.their is good and bad in the high prices we pay here, the good side is holden can make a case to expand the sedan into a wagon and ute version, the bad part is we pay in the price.
as for HSV their is no way in **** they will ever be competitive on the US market, the competition is too good at their price point, also GMNA will never let them have access to the US market.