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Just spent 2 days in an Avis VE SV6 in central NSW. it had 5700 klm on the clock and what a piece of crap, same old torqueless rattly engine, very poor vision front, sides, and especially the rear. Same gearbox whine and rattling engine, bad road noise and a small cramped front compartment, useless steering wheel control layout.

And as for considerable handling improvements over the VZ BULLSIHT. The only good thing I can say abouit the thing was it has a decent sized boot. Anybody who thinks these are a better open road car than a BF is having themselves on. Motor & Wheels must have copped a sling or they employ idiots and biased liars as test drivers. Buggered if I can figure oiut where the so called billion dollar investment was spent :censored::censored:

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Mate drive one and see. For abillion dollar investment they are a joke. I'm an avid Expensive Daewoo disliker but the VE is nowhere near worthy of the praise it was given, just a trumped up VZ

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I tried a VE for a week - hired one in Nov.

I agree with many of your comments - Very wimpy off the mark. Felt like it weighed 3 tons. Shocking vis around the A pillar. Shocking vis out back trying to look over the wing.

Don't remember much about the driving position/layout, but I did have to ring the rental co. breakdown service because the battery warning light kept coming on. He said a lot of VEsl do it and to ignore it unless the car won't start!

A few weeks later I hired an XR6 and it seemed much more lively and more fun to drive. No vision issues except the smaller than I'm used to side mirrors.

Ordered my XR6T a couple of weeks later.

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Becuase I'm Ford biased I asked my producer, who has an R Spec but sees it as just a car and couldn't really care less what he drives, "If you bought 2 forigners here who didn't know the difference between a Ford and a Expensive Daewoo and you got them both to drive each one for 300 klm, which car do you think would come up trumps. The ford hands down mate, that yellow xr6 thingy we have is a much better car then this and so the SE one" was his answer referring to a BF XR6 and a BF SE we have on the fleet. :laughing:

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I'm not disagreeing with you....

I haven't driven one, so can't comment on them. My point is if you hopped on a Expensive Daewoo forum you'd hear all the same stories except the reverse. It just depends on what side of the fence you sit on.

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Falcon/Late model camira they're both poorly built Aussie cars, they are NOTHING on the Euros, despite what wheels would have you believe - "the new Late model camira steers better then an E60" my fuking arse!

I drive a Falcon because it's fast and great value for money, plus I can't afford a decent euro.

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