Boosted Falcon

Do you want fuel for 99c per ltr for 20,000km?

Go buy a fucking holden

details here http://www.holdencampaign.com.au/99centpromotion/

# Fuel card must not be used to purchase anything other than 91 RON petrol or diesel.

# Excludes HSV.

PFFFFFT, so much for trading for a clubby.

Its funny when I beleive the SS user manual says min 95RON

Can you run L76's on 91 octane?

Holden are so generous though, they extend the offer to LPG cars as well!

brb buying a astra.

AaronEF8 wrote:Can you run L76's on 91 octane?

Holden are so generous though, they extend the offer to LPG cars as well!

Holdens LPG based cars are VSI, LPG and Petrol

so to get ppl to buy there shit they have to give away fuel? is that right?

which is more expensive per square ltr? fuel? or a new VE???

VE weighs 1700-ish kg, costs say $33,000 for an Omega.
Sooo $19.40 per kilo.
Specific gravity of petrol is around .7
So at $1.50 a litre, is about $1.10 per kilo.
VE is more expensive on a dollar vs mass basis.

To take it further, alloytec is supposed to get 10.9l/100km, so taking that average, over 20,000km it's going to use around 2180l of petrol.
Assuming petrol stays at or around$1.50 a litre (I know its rough), Holden have to pick up 51c per litre used, so about $1100 over that 20,000km.

Steady wrote:VE weighs 1700-ish kg, costs say $33,000 for an Omega.
Sooo $19.40 per kilo.
Specific gravity of petrol is around .7
So at $1.50 a litre, is about $1.10 per kilo.
VE is more expensive on a dollar vs mass basis.

To take it further, alloytec is supposed to get 10.9l/100km, so taking that average, over 20,000km it's going to use around 2180l of petrol.
Assuming petrol stays at or around$1.50 a litre (I know its rough), Holden have to pick up 51c per litre used, so about $1100 over that 20,000km.

How can you work that shit out at this time of the morning.

Holden Boost sales by providing free fuel. I will work as people who will buy a new car anyway will take the fuel with it.
So Ford, Nissan, Toyota owners will change over.

CaRtZ wrote:so to get ppl to buy there shit they have to give away fuel? is that right?

Everything gives away fuel and fuelcards these days

LTDHO wrote:

Steady wrote:VE weighs 1700-ish kg, costs say $33,000 for an Omega.
Sooo $19.40 per kilo.
Specific gravity of petrol is around .7
So at $1.50 a litre, is about $1.10 per kilo.
VE is more expensive on a dollar vs mass basis.

To take it further, alloytec is supposed to get 10.9l/100km, so taking that average, over 20,000km it's going to use around 2180l of petrol.
Assuming petrol stays at or around$1.50 a litre (I know its rough), Holden have to pick up 51c per litre used, so about $1100 over that 20,000km.

How can you work that shit out at this time of the morning.

Holden Boost sales by providing free fuel. I will work as people who will buy a new car anyway will take the fuel with it.
So Ford, Nissan, Toyota owners will change over.

So there making around 1500 less per car? whoppee