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Thanks Michael. Will try what you have suggested. Hopefully not a faulty camera. Cheers Peter

Have had the reversing camera from auspacks installed for a few weeks now. All working fine until a few days ago. All I get now is a blue screen with the word car in the top left hand corner. Has this happened to anyone else and if so how didi you fix it. I've checked all the connections at the camera end and they are alll fine If anyone can help then it would be greatly apprrecaited. Thanks

Yes, my camera, supplied with the unit from Rob at Auspacks, has the scale imprint too. I just assumed everyone had the same scale. Doesn't bother me too much though.

I just got mine installed this week, was going to do it myself, actually pulled everything out but thought, no, better get it done properly. From Geelong so probably too far away but they had never worked on an aurion before so it took them 4 hours to do the whole job. I was happy with the result.

I'm pretty sure some one could shed some light for you.

If the car is in good nick, which I'm 99% sure is the case then sell privately. You should be able to get somehwere in the low 30's for it. Good luck and will you stick with TOYOTA? If so which model?

Would love to try and make it and say g'day if that's okay. My car is only stock though, so hopefully not too boring. If I get the chance would probably try and catch you all when you arrive at Toyota Headqurters (gotta come from Geelong you see)

1300kw mmmmmmmm IWO

Lucky they didn't go off otherwise whole new kettle of fish.

Great work guys. Will definetly have a look at this. Am e-mailing ROB right now to confirm price and availability. Looks great and all that for $899 + delivery

This is the main difference - stiffer bracing The two Sportivo models - SX6 and ZR6 - get stiffer sports suspension with additional rear bracing, plus 17-inch alloy wheels with Michelin tyres for more assertive handling. They also get bodykits comprising of sports headlamps and rear combination lamps, sports radiator grille, front foglamps, a rear wing spoiler plus front and rear aprons and side skirts. Alloy-look sports pedals also make the Sportivo grades, as do 3-spoke leather-bound steering wheels. The top spec sports model, Sportivo ZR6, gets luxury extras like dual-zone auto air conditioning, black leather seat trim, two front and four rear clearance and reversing sonars, smart entry (including boot release) and engine push button start. The Sportivo ZR6 and SX6 models benefit from the more responsive handling of a firmer sports suspension system. A V-shaped brace keeps the rear suspension towers aligned and provides greater body rigidity for enhanced cornering. Firmer spring and stabiliser bar settings optimise cornering control even further, by reducing body roll and sharpening steering response even further. So you can play this game with nimble handling and greater control.

Sorry to hear/see the bad news. Hate to see an Aurion damaged. Hopefully the door will be fixed/replaced and look as good as new. Cheers

For our ZR6 we pay $575.49, that's with Advantage Insurance. Not too bad as we insure everything with them. Cheers

Have has a few toyotas over the years 1st car - 1968 Corolla - was that fun to drive. 2nd car - 1991 Camry 2.0 litre - most reliable car ever driven - had it for ten years, paid $11,000 for it in 1992 and sold it in 2002 for $4,500.00 3rd car - Aurion ZR6 - great so far Wife - 1978 Celica, still in the family but on its last legs 2nd car - 200 Celica - fantastic car 3rd car Aurion ZR6 as above All great cars and never had a problem with any of them. Cheers

I filled up this morning at $1.36.9 (that was with a 4c shopper docket discount)