Virtually the same vehicle but nearly twice the price.
Sure is a nice looking vehicle..
225kw...through front wheel drive architecture, that should be interesting! I never liked the styling of the previous iterations of the Aurion, something I think was the fault of the Australians who designed it perhaps? Is there a station wagon in this line up? I was very fond of the V6 powered NZ assembled version from the late 90s...
Toyota have really gone off the boil. Probably to protect their Lexus line theyve failed to move Toyota along with other rising brands, like Mazda and Hyundai. Even the Hilux hasnt kept up with other utes. The biggest car manufacturer in the world has feet of clay.
and these days it seems nobody would want to be caught dead without an SUV or a ute...wouldnt be seen dead driving an SUV. Point your finger at me and call my V8 a petrol scoffing machine...these all wheel drive SUV use more fuel than my V8. Most SUVs in New Zealand never see a dirt road for which they are designed for so, just a load of fronters in their fuel guzzlers making more pollution than needed...
who can afford to run it at $2.50 a litre of 91? SI.
Its nice car and drives well. Front torque steer is well controlled too but its not as good as the Honda Accord. It is a lot cheaper however $48K vs $60K
Bring back the V6 Camry wagon!
Corona hatch . What a great car
Out of my way little Golf GTi
They should make Camry Wagon instead, and sales will go high I guess ?
Hybrids are self charging so no charging station required.
Cadillac cars have been front wheel drive for donkeys years. 6+ liter v8s sitting east west no problem getting power to road
Have you driven one? You would be surprised just how good a drive they are..... WAY superior to any SUV, even Highlanders.
Hes in his 80s, so unlikely to be in the market for a rear drive Korean performance sedan.
is honda still in the car business
Agree I loved my HSVs but drive a V6 diesel Territory as family wagon and Triton double cab ute as a work truck. The Triton doesnt use much more fuel for 100km than our office Jazz RS or Focus & the fuels a lot cheaper. Larger cars are nicer to drives too. Have an old 2 door coupe to satisfy my need for speed on the race track...problem solved & license saved
had a 2.5v6 one years ago basically a lexus was a great car but our local roads have got so rough if you need to have a ute or awd car
I bought a Lexus 3.5ltre instead. Very big, silent and faultless for years with sports suspension and every bell and whistle imaginable.
A Kia Stinger, now your talking, beautiful looking car
Virtually the same vehicle but nearly twice the price.
Sure is a nice looking vehicle..
225kw...through front wheel drive architecture, that should be interesting! I never liked the styling of the previous iterations of the Aurion, something I think was the fault of the Australians who designed it perhaps? Is there a station wagon in this line up? I was very fond of the V6 powered NZ assembled version from the late 90s...
Toyota have really gone off the boil. Probably to protect their Lexus line theyve failed to move Toyota along with other rising brands, like Mazda and Hyundai. Even the Hilux hasnt kept up with other utes. The biggest car manufacturer in the world has feet of clay.
and these days it seems nobody would want to be caught dead without an SUV or a ute...wouldnt be seen dead driving an SUV. Point your finger at me and call my V8 a petrol scoffing machine...these all wheel drive SUV use more fuel than my V8. Most SUVs in New Zealand never see a dirt road for which they are designed for so, just a load of fronters in their fuel guzzlers making more pollution than needed...
who can afford to run it at $2.50 a litre of 91? SI.
Its nice car and drives well. Front torque steer is well controlled too but its not as good as the Honda Accord. It is a lot cheaper however $48K vs $60K
Bring back the V6 Camry wagon!
Corona hatch . What a great car
Out of my way little Golf GTi
They should make Camry Wagon instead, and sales will go high I guess ?
Hybrids are self charging so no charging station required.
Cadillac cars have been front wheel drive for donkeys years. 6+ liter v8s sitting east west no problem getting power to road
Have you driven one? You would be surprised just how good a drive they are..... WAY superior to any SUV, even Highlanders.
Hes in his 80s, so unlikely to be in the market for a rear drive Korean performance sedan.
is honda still in the car business
Agree I loved my HSVs but drive a V6 diesel Territory as family wagon and Triton double cab ute as a work truck. The Triton doesnt use much more fuel for 100km than our office Jazz RS or Focus & the fuels a lot cheaper. Larger cars are nicer to drives too. Have an old 2 door coupe to satisfy my need for speed on the race track...problem solved & license saved
had a 2.5v6 one years ago basically a lexus was a great car but our local roads have got so rough if you need to have a ute or awd car
I bought a Lexus 3.5ltre instead. Very big, silent and faultless for years with sports suspension and every bell and whistle imaginable.
A Kia Stinger, now your talking, beautiful looking car