Photo: Holden Special Vehicles GXP.
Holden Special Vehicles have confirmed the debut of two new models in the HSV line-up for 2010 based on the Pontiac G8 GXP program.
According to HSV Managing Director Phil Harding the HSV ClubSport GXP and HSV Maloo GXP represent an outstanding opportunity for HSV to complement its existing line-up with a limited edition entry level vehicle.
“We receive lots of enquiries about introducing a model to sit as an entry level to our brand and the GXP program provides us this opportunity.”
“I have always said that in order for a car to wear the HSV badge it needs to satisfy three criteria - Performance, Handling and Design.”
“Clearly these cars tick all three boxes.”
The ClubSport GXP and Maloo GXP receive key performance and styling treatments;
- HSV 6.2 litre LS3 V8 engine delivering 317kW and 550Nm
- Suspension (ClubSport GXP uses the unique GXP suspension tune,Maloo GXP has a unique HSV suspension tune),
- Brembo brake package unique to the GXP program,
- ClubSport GXP receives a unique rear fascia,
- E Series 2 daylight running lamps,
- E Series 2 front fascia and hood,
- E series 2 fender vent,
- E series 2 ClubSport R8 interior with sports cloth seats.
The ClubSport GXP has a recommended retail price of $59,990 (m), and the Maloo GXP has a recommended retail price of $53,990 (m) [1]. Auto variants attract a $2000 premium.
HSV will build 400 ClubSport GXPs and 350 Maloo GXPs with production taking place in February 2010, hitting dealerships in March. HSV will also export the two models to New Zealand.
Customers who order a ClubSport GXP or Maloo GXP before December 31 may qualify for the Federal Government’s 50% investment allowance. [2]
[1] Maximum recommended retail price only. Subject to state taxes and delivery charges.
[2] Customers should check with their financial advisor for further information on the rules and regulations regarding the Federal Government’s 50% Investment Allowance for small business
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