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vetteheadracer

Original Poster:

8,273 posts

284 months

Monday 21st December 2009
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I am in Perth, WA at the moment and reading todays paper they are advertising E Series 2 HSV Clubsport R8 6.2ltr Manual Sedan for $65,888 and the E Series 2 HSV Clubsport R8 6.2ltr Auto Sedan for $68,888, given the current exchange rate of about £1=$1.71 AUS that makes these more expensive than the Bathhurst edition for sale back home for £39,995, my question is which is better and why?


the_ferret82

25,627 posts

215 months

Monday 21st December 2009
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Short answer we dont have E Series 2 HSV Clubsport R8 in this country we have the E Series HSV Clubsport R8 badged as a VXR8. the E2 was new this year and to my knowledge VX dont plan on importing them.

tim the pool man

6,003 posts

248 months

Monday 21st December 2009
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No,the short answer is that they have always been cheaper in England, the VXR500 was cheaper there than a standard CV8 here mad

Where in Perth are you staying? wavey

Moanro5.7

7,337 posts

210 months

Monday 21st December 2009
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tim the pool man said:
No,the short answer is that they have always been cheaper in England, the VXR500 was cheaper there than a standard CV8 here mad

Where in Perth are you staying? wavey


Yeah coz the exchange rate is rubbish in Scotland biglaugh

vetteheadracer

Original Poster:

8,273 posts

284 months

Monday 21st December 2009
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tim the pool man said:
No,the short answer is that they have always been cheaper in England, the VXR500 was cheaper there than a standard CV8 here mad

Where in Perth are you staying? wavey
Crowne Plaza until tomorrow then heading up to Mindarie (sp) to stay with some friends over from England who are getting married on Thursday on the beach at Cottisloe.

Is this your truck??



It was outside the Crowne Plaza yesterday!