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FEATURES BEST (Both) Good handling and brakes Lively performance Equipment levels (SRi hatch) Better rear passenger and load space than Convertible (Convertible) Stylish appearance Hood quality and operation WORST (Both) Notchy manual gearchange (SRi hatch) Rear spoiler causes a vision blind spot (Convertible) Blind spots to rear corners with hood erect Restricted luggage space central locking with an immobiliser. There’s a Blaupunkt stereo system with a single CD player and remote controls on the Continue to download »
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Haynes Manuals Select a category Title Make Model Covers Holden Commodore 97 00 Holden Holden Commodore 97 00 Series VT and VT Series II with V6 and V8 engines PLEASE NOTE that these manuals are intended for petrol engine cars except where diesel is specifically mentioned built to Australian specifications Whilst many of them are useful for the same make and model of car built for other markets such vehicles may have different features especially in areas concerned with safety and emission control Please also note that these manuals have a soft paperback cover ISBN 1 56392 425 0 Book No 41743 Price 14 99 In Stock YES Home Page News Items New Titles Ordering Info Stockist Locator Frequently Asked Questions Help Features 2003 Catalogue Contact Us Terms Conditions View Shopping Basket Book Search Manual Search Investor About Haynes Agricultural American Cars Culture Aviation Car Manuals Caravans Camping Chilton Manuals Commercial Vehicles Computing Cycling General Home DIY Maritime Max Power Military Motor 
LIKES Value for money Performance Standard safety features Normally the domain of local manufacturers, Hyundai’s latest Sonata has stepped on a few toes in the large car segment. Externally the new V6 is almost identical to its four cylinder sibling –dual tailpipes being the only clue to the extra power. Yes, they share the same attractive Euro style body, but have decidedly different personas. DISLIKES Small front seats Light coloured trim marks easily well shaped, fine for a long trip, and the centre armrest is a welcome bonus. But anyone riding in the middle might feel short-changed by the lack of support. ERGONOMICS Functional and uncluttered, the dash layout is a model of simplicity. Large instruments face the driver, with the high set audio controls just to the left. Three rotary switches look after all of your 
Heavy city fuel consumption Driveline lacks some refinement body kit and sports seats. The body structure of the BA Falcon has undergone a number of changes that work together with various safety upgrades to provide improved levels of passenger safety. Some of the standard safety features include dual stage front airbags, traction control, antilock brakes, seatbelt pretensioners and steering wheel mounted stereo controls. The BA Falcon has an abundance of interior space, as it really is a family size car. New interiors are both modern and functional, with the XR models featuring a distinctively sporty theme. One of the highlights of the interior is a new Interior Command Centre (prominently located in the centre of the dash) that clearly displays audio, heating and ventilation system information. While the bulge in the bonnet for the V8 engine is reasonably subtle when viewed from outside the vehicle, it is a prominent feature in the 
