Xt 6 - What The ... ?

[Turbo6man]

Brent> you seem overly worried about the "value" of your "real" XR being eroded by the copies - mate, it just won't happen like that. Can you name one car that it has happened to? I can't that's for sure. And, as someone else has said, it will actually cost the person more to do the mods later as an add-on than what a genuine XR costs.

Some people can't afford the XR straight up, but after a couple of years they can add the extras to suit their taste and budget.

[cvanxr]

They arent meant to have the roof mounted sunglass holder.....

Now that I take issue with. :cussing: It's the only thing that I miss from my AU. I will get over it eventually. Maybe the power, speed, handling, etc of my Turbo will help me.... :laughter:

[BrentS]

Turbo6man,

I take your point, and hey, at the end of the day my point is just an opinion. When I thought about this topic, the overwhelming thing in my mind was that for the last 12 or so years since I've been driving, locally made performance cars have had a bloody pathetic resale history (especially Ford), and it's always been us, the poor customer, who has had to wear it. Why is this the case?.....stuffed if I know. Maybe they build too many XRs for all I know, or maybe they're too cheap!!! Who really knows???

All I was saying was that a proliferation of hybrid cars which consist of a mix and match of engines, transmissions, body stying etc from performance and non-performance models may not exactly help the resale problem we have faced for the last two decades.

I hope you are indeed correct and XR values will not be effected at all. Time will tell.

[Guest atessa]

Can someone tell me what this car is XR6 na , XR6T , Or XT wit no badges.

Credit to the owner it looks horn !! Got to love those 19" HERROD WHEELS and a dropjob.

[Guest atessa]

Another - Front shot.

[Mondie]

WOW, that's great.

Appears to have started life as an XR, who knows what stage its at now?

Nice wheels and love it in white, havent seen a white XR on the road yet :(

[Cro]

Those pics were taken on the Warragamba Damn cruise, I can't remember the members name, but frm what I heard it is a Turbo.

[Mals BA XR6T]

I'd say part of the resale problem is both Ford, and Holden, rip apart the shape of their cars every 4 years or so. I think if they left it till 8 years it would be a different story. Look and the BMW's for example, you can tell they are a BM straight away, and I think that's part of the reason they hold their value so well. Toyota's Landcruiser is another example

[mercturbo]

I'd say part of the resale problem is both Ford, and Holden, rip apart the shape of their cars every 4 years or so. I think if they left it till 8 years it would be a different story. Look and the BMW's for example, you can tell they are a BM straight away, and I think that's part of the reason they hold their value so well. Toyota's Landcruiser is another example

Fair comment but if Ford kept AU for 4 more years I think they might by umm out of buisness.

[Cam]

I'd say part of the resale problem is both Ford, and Holden, rip apart the shape of their cars every 4 years or so. I think if they left it till 8 years it would be a different story. Look and the BMW's for example, you can tell they are a BM straight away, and I think that's part of the reason they hold their value so well. Toyota's Landcruiser is another example

Fair comment but if Ford kept AU for 4 more years I think they might by umm out of buisness.

If somethings that bad the of course you change it.

The new BMW 7 series is poin t in case - it was changed substancially in its first face list...