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Hey guys,

As you can tell I am new to this Forum. I have been reading the posts daily for the last couple of weeks, and am happy to announce, I just purchased an Aurion today. 2008 Silver Aurion Sportivo sx6 :) yay!! Pick the car up on Saturday. Must admit, I do feel a bit guilty, was not sure if the sportivo was worth the extra 5k.

Bye bye Holden Commodore. :P
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Hey guys,

As you can tell I am new to this Forum. I have been reading the posts daily for the last couple of weeks, and am happy to announce, I just purchased an Aurion today. 2008 Silver Aurion Sportivo sx6 :) yay!! Pick the car up on Saturday. Must admit, I do feel a bit guilty, was not sure if the sportivo was worth the extra 5k.

Bye bye Holden Commodore. :P

Welcome to the forum, don't think you will regret the switch .. hahaha..

Speedz Grand Master

Speedz

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what a great choice you have made!

im also in the process of hoping to trade in the Prodigy for a Zr6 lol... tempting :P

SecaBoy Grand Master

SecaBoy

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congrats on the new purchase and welcome! :)

only idiots go from a toyota to a holden, so you're safe...

*cough*northy and nate*cough*

:lol:


Steven Grand Master

Steven

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Welcome to the board. I just made the same change recently myself, haven't regretted it once.

1stKill Grand Master

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Welcome to the club mate. :toast:

i've owned late model holdens & fords and the Aurion is a class above them in soooo many ways you will notice this yourself fairly quickly.

anyway congrats on the new ride,enjoy. :yahoo:

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Ingres

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Wow seems like there is quite a number of Holden to Toyota conversation here.. hahaha..

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Kia Kaha

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Congrats mate, I am in the same boat. I went from a barina sri to a trd aurion (slight power difference <_< ). Haven't looked back.

nate11six Grand Master

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only idiots go from a toyota to a holden, so you're safe...

*cough*northy and nate*cough*

:o

Let's see your Aurions drift sidewayz liiike my full sick Commo!

:P

Welcome to the forum mate! Enjoy your ride. B)

tekkyy Mentor

tekkyy

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if you are in Sydney and if your Commodore wasn't a sports model, then you may find the suspension a bit firm

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Freddo

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only idiots go from a toyota to a holden, so you're safe...

*cough*northy and nate*cough*

:o

Let's see your Aurions drift sidewayz liiike my full sick Commo!

:P

Welcome to the forum mate! Enjoy your ride. B)

reverse donuts ftw lol

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Stealthy_grim

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Hey guys im loving it!!!!!! oh and so is my wife, trust me! hahaha.

Will upload some photos soon. Yeah my commodore had sports suspension, so the aurion still feels very good. Though it handles just as good, if not better than my commodore anyway.

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