Which Do You Prefer, A or B?
Jun 28, 2019 12:26:37 #
I have never been attracted to the new "Growl" look on cars. For that reason A looks a bit less likely to cut in front of me or tail gate me in traffic. A My choice
Jun 28, 2019 12:56:38 #
Abo wrote:
Which do you prefer the look of. Specifically the front of the car; A or B?
These examples do have different power plants, ignore that,
as far as I know they are available with the same engine
drivetrain options.
These examples do have different power plants, ignore that,
as far as I know they are available with the same engine
drivetrain options.
Probably B, not much difference. Had an insurance company that charged more money for anything with a scoop on the hood, no matter how big the motor. I was lucky I had a '70 charger big block, no scoop in the hood. You might check.
Jun 28, 2019 13:29:18 #
Jun 28, 2019 14:10:23 #
Bunko.T wrote:
Give me the Holden anyday.
Me too, the Pontiac "face" looks like a Donlald Trump pout.
Jun 28, 2019 14:33:56 #
At this point it looks conclusive, or at least
conclusive relative to the demographic represented
by those on a US based Photographic website such as UHH.
B. 6
A. 13
It seems Holden mis cued with their market research.
How much money did they spend/waste on tooling up
to manufacture the "B" front end... when they could have shipped
the car to the US with the original A (Australian market) pieces?
What were they thinking?
Twice as many of us prefer the Australian front, so they would
probably sell more A fronted cars too... that is if the demographic of Photography
enthusiasts reflects the taste of the general American car buying public. I see little
reason why that is not so. Could age be a factor?
Maybe GM USA said the "Pontiac" had to have a different front to the
Holden and the error is GM USA and not GMHolden?
conclusive relative to the demographic represented
by those on a US based Photographic website such as UHH.
B. 6
A. 13
It seems Holden mis cued with their market research.
How much money did they spend/waste on tooling up
to manufacture the "B" front end... when they could have shipped
the car to the US with the original A (Australian market) pieces?
What were they thinking?
Twice as many of us prefer the Australian front, so they would
probably sell more A fronted cars too... that is if the demographic of Photography
enthusiasts reflects the taste of the general American car buying public. I see little
reason why that is not so. Could age be a factor?
Maybe GM USA said the "Pontiac" had to have a different front to the
Holden and the error is GM USA and not GMHolden?
Jun 28, 2019 16:00:36 #
Abo wrote:
Which do you prefer the look of. Specifically the front of the car; A or B?
These examples do have different power plants, ignore that,
as far as I know they are available with the same engine
drivetrain options.
These examples do have different power plants, ignore that,
as far as I know they are available with the same engine
drivetrain options.
B as far as front end is concerned.
But to own I would prefer A.
Jun 28, 2019 16:04:51 #
I say the dress is blue.
Seriously, B. It would be easier to wash the bugs off after a road trip.
Seriously, B. It would be easier to wash the bugs off after a road trip.
Jun 29, 2019 08:04:54 #
n3eg wrote:
I say the dress is blue.
Seriously, B. It would be easier to wash the bugs off after a road trip.
Seriously, B. It would be easier to wash the bugs off after a road trip.
Yep, and when the sheets are short the bed always seems longer.
Jun 29, 2019 17:44:31 #
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Jun 29, 2019 20:36:37 #
I own a G8 Pontiac love the look and performs great.It's a keeper also the last of the Pontiacs.
Jun 29, 2019 21:55:39 #
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