My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
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My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Hello,
May I share with everyone some research I have been doing comparing 7 seater vehicles available in Australia?
We will be looking to buy a 7 seater when we get to Oz, we are already finding here in the UK that the Jag won't cope when Grandad wants to come with us and he has to follow us in his car - so it seems 7 seats is the way to go.
There are several options, both in 4x4 and people mover types, so I've put together a wee spreadsheet of my research. Apologies if there are any inaccuracies.
For the techies - this was a .xls but I had to upload it as a .jpg due to BE file extension restrictions.
EDIT 10TH JUNE 2007 - Please be aware the spreadsheet is now 1 year old and will therefore be probably fairly innacurate.
Hopefully someone will find this useful.
Cheers
Buzzy
May I share with everyone some research I have been doing comparing 7 seater vehicles available in Australia?
We will be looking to buy a 7 seater when we get to Oz, we are already finding here in the UK that the Jag won't cope when Grandad wants to come with us and he has to follow us in his car - so it seems 7 seats is the way to go.
There are several options, both in 4x4 and people mover types, so I've put together a wee spreadsheet of my research. Apologies if there are any inaccuracies.
For the techies - this was a .xls but I had to upload it as a .jpg due to BE file extension restrictions.
EDIT 10TH JUNE 2007 - Please be aware the spreadsheet is now 1 year old and will therefore be probably fairly innacurate.
Hopefully someone will find this useful.
Cheers
Buzzy
Last edited by Buzzy--Bee; Jun 10th 2007 at 12:59 pm.
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Thank you, this is great as we have been looking into this ourselves.
Great Info, thanks for the time and for sharing.
LJJ
Great Info, thanks for the time and for sharing.
LJJ
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Forgot to add, the extras I listed are often optional extras, the point I am making is that they are available if required.
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Buzzy
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Ford Territory can have 3 rows of seats as well.. and unless i'm going blind it's not on the list.
IIRC it is about $1800 for the optional third row, and prices start abot $38k ish.
IIRC it is about $1800 for the optional third row, and prices start abot $38k ish.
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Originally Posted by galloping gaijin
Ford Territory can have 3 rows of seats as well.. and unless i'm going blind it's not on the list.
IIRC it is about $1800 for the optional third row, and prices start abot $38k ish.
IIRC it is about $1800 for the optional third row, and prices start abot $38k ish.
Cheers
Buzzy
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
good reference guide,but people should think about whether they should drive a manual or automatic gearbox.
i had never driven an automatic till i got to Aus, and now i would never go back...so maybe thats something else to consider?
my car now is a Mazda tribute...a pretend 4x4
i had never driven an automatic till i got to Aus, and now i would never go back...so maybe thats something else to consider?
my car now is a Mazda tribute...a pretend 4x4
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Originally Posted by >Trigger<
good reference guide,but people should think about whether they should drive a manual or automatic gearbox.
i had never driven an automatic till i got to Aus, and now i would never go back...so maybe thats something else to consider?
my car now is a Mazda tribute...a pretend 4x4
i had never driven an automatic till i got to Aus, and now i would never go back...so maybe thats something else to consider?
my car now is a Mazda tribute...a pretend 4x4
Cheers
Buzzy
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
[QUOTE=Buzzy--Bee]Hello,
May I share with everyone some research I have been doing comparing 7 seater vehicles available in Australia?
You missed the Suzuki Grand Vitara, the new XL 7 is a lovely car
May I share with everyone some research I have been doing comparing 7 seater vehicles available in Australia?
You missed the Suzuki Grand Vitara, the new XL 7 is a lovely car
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Great spread sheet - am wondering though: how can there be a difference of almost $42,000 between new price min and new price max for Landcruiser 100?
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
[QUOTE=Nige37]
Ahhhh - the XL-7 is a variant of the Grand Vitara is it? I tried to find it on Suzuki's website but couldn't - will have another look.
Thanks for that.
Buzzy
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
Hello,
May I share with everyone some research I have been doing comparing 7 seater vehicles available in Australia?
You missed the Suzuki Grand Vitara, the new XL 7 is a lovely car
May I share with everyone some research I have been doing comparing 7 seater vehicles available in Australia?
You missed the Suzuki Grand Vitara, the new XL 7 is a lovely car
Thanks for that.
Buzzy
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Originally Posted by steandleigh
Great spread sheet - am wondering though: how can there be a difference of almost $42,000 between new price min and new price max for Landcruiser 100?
Cheers
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Originally Posted by galloping gaijin
Ford Territory can have 3 rows of seats as well.. and unless i'm going blind it's not on the list.
IIRC it is about $1800 for the optional third row, and prices start abot $38k ish.
IIRC it is about $1800 for the optional third row, and prices start abot $38k ish.
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
Hello,
May I share with everyone some research I have been doing comparing 7 seater vehicles available in Australia?
We will be looking to buy a 7 seater when we get to Oz, we are already finding here in the UK that the Jag won't cope when Grandad wants to come with us and he has to follow us in his car - so it seems 7 seats is the way to go.
There are several options, both in 4x4 and people mover types, so I've put together a wee spreadsheet of my research. Apologies if there are any inaccuracies.
For the techies - this was a .xls but I had to upload it as a .jpg due to BE file extension restrictions.
Hopefully someone will find this useful.
Cheers
Buzzy
May I share with everyone some research I have been doing comparing 7 seater vehicles available in Australia?
We will be looking to buy a 7 seater when we get to Oz, we are already finding here in the UK that the Jag won't cope when Grandad wants to come with us and he has to follow us in his car - so it seems 7 seats is the way to go.
There are several options, both in 4x4 and people mover types, so I've put together a wee spreadsheet of my research. Apologies if there are any inaccuracies.
For the techies - this was a .xls but I had to upload it as a .jpg due to BE file extension restrictions.
Hopefully someone will find this useful.
Cheers
Buzzy
Flip
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
Cheers for the info - the missus wants a 4x4 god knows why..... anyway you've missed her favourite off - Nissan Murano
(http://www.nissan.com.au/murano/) prices vary between $51000 - $56000 depending upon which version you want.
(http://www.nissan.com.au/murano/) prices vary between $51000 - $56000 depending upon which version you want.
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Re: My research on 7 seater passenger vehicles available in Australia
great info, many thanks
kat xxx
kat xxx