banksy

Fuel costing between $1.07 and $1.25... Out here in Goondiwindi we are paying $1.469 for 91, and $1.579 for a litre of V-Power with Coles fuel voucher. But on the country roads, I am getting over 740 Km on a tank. The V-Power is dear but the passing power and extra Km brings it in par with the 91 RON.

It's a real eye-catcher mate. You won't regret buying the ZR6, they are a tremendous car. Strangely, my missus preferred the ZR6 over the other models after being forced into a Toyota. Enjoy motorvating in it!

We went from a Commodore to a March 2009 ZR6 and love the change. We haven't noticed the dash rattle but the transmission clunks occassionally when cold, but this only occurs if I change from Reverse to Drive and I am still moving backwards (D'Oh). We went from cloth to leather seats and the leather is much easier to clean up after kids. Admittedly we have a NO ice-cream, chocolate or milk rule in the car. The suspension is great on the open road - we live 230 km from a city - and the passing of B-triples is a smooth and secure job. We should be able to drive to Brisbane and back which is a return trip of about 700 km on a tank, but the fuel guage and the computer's estimate on fuel left are about 100 km different, and as the last fuel is 140 km from home, I haven't really had the strength of character to test it fully. My only 2 gripes with the car are the rear airbags which tend to block the view when reversing (a friend with an ATX has the same problem), and the driver's electric seat isn't linked to the key, but the face-lift model has rectified this. Apart from this I love my car - apparently it gets washed more than the dog.

Thanks for your messages of sympathy and help. Unfortunately she already has the drivers seat up as high as it will go. She will have to persevere. I am finding the threads here very helpful and will continue reading and hope to be able to start contributing myself.

We have just taken delivery of an Aurion ZR6 and are rapt in my our new baby but the cut-off line of the lowbeam headlights is driving my wife insane as the line is at her eye-level when driving. I have had the lights raised but this hasn't made any difference. As we live in the outback and have VERY dark roads, the cutoff line is very definite and a big distraction for her. Can the projector beam be adjusted to make the line more diffused and less distinct? Would changing the lights make a difference?