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Thanks Tash, I might just take you up on the offer. Cheers

Hi pinzvidz. The Aurion was a good car apart from rattles and a few other small issues. I know the Camry is a 4 cylinder and can never match the performance of the aurion but I like the look of the new Camry sportivo over the new Aurion sportivo. I have always loved manual cars and these days with the price of repairs if something goes wrong on these new 6 speed autos, the simple design of a manual wins out in my book, a clutch is still a cheap and simple item to replace. The ease of maintenance on the Camry over the Aurion especially the extra room under the bonnet is also another factor that comes to mind as I plan to keep the car for at least 10 to 15 years. Cheers

Hi all. I'm just after a bit of feed back on the new Camry manual Sportivo, EG: performance, handling, fuel economy, clutch feel and build quality. I tried to find a manual to test drive but there isn't one in any Victorian Toyota dealer. The manual would be my first choice, for some reason I just can't get used to driving an automatic car. Cheers.

Hi all. I had a look at a new Kluger the other day, and I must say I was a little put off by the large hard plastic dash, it made the car look cheap inside. From the photos I saw on the internet of the interior it looked like it had soft to touch plastics on the dash and upper door trims . How have you guys found the hard plastics in regard to rattles? I was very impressed how the car drove and how much room there is in the car. I have a Nissan GU Patrol and compared to it the Kluger is a bigger car inside. I think the electric steering would take me a little while to get used to, but as for the rest of the car I walked away very impressed.

Gday, Try this mob, Ive heard good reports about their workmanship, they might be cheaper than replacing parts with genuine items. Cheers. http://www.mad-coatings.com/