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It's easy to dwell on the features and gaps of high series cars but in the big picture,
sales of GTS is going to be a rather low percentage of the overall HSV sales, the main goal for HSV is getting buyers back into entry and mid level Clubsport models, which is their bread and butter.. I wonder about that and whether Holden's new pricing structure has dragged more would be HSV buyers into SS-V and in particular the Redline version which is seriously good value but in saying that, the HSV name carries a lot of prestige with their grass roots supporters... |
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If Iw as a betting man i'd have a large wager that this car will seriously cannibalise Clubsports sales, especially considering the Redline has quite a bit of spec that's stripped out of the considerably more expensive Clubsport. Quote:
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could this open up an opportunity for Ford to supply an XR8 with an optional "Track Pack" that consists of say, existing GT brakes suspension and handling set up, which then enabling a new GT to have say, GTP interior, Brembos all round std Gt suspension or R-Spec suspension as option? I think there's great opportunity for Ford to pick and choose which areas it wants to be in without matching every single Holden or HSV variant......scales of economy and bang for bucks? Quote:
Should HSV be focusing more on Clubsport being the bargain of a century than focusing on a showcase vehicle? Or is this about getting in with a last hurrah.......We'll see.. Quote:
a great opportunity exists to rationalise the delivery of specific basic vehicles that match actual buyer needs and expectations, I just hope Ford doesn't over think this in terms of return on investment. Last edited by jpd80; 04-08-2013 at 10:45 AM. |
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