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Body type	2 seater coupe
Safety	Rating: N/A Ancap rated
Engine size	3.5L, 6 cylinder
Performance	Power: 257.5KW Torque: 400m
Fuel economy	9.6L/100km
Transmission	Sports Automatic
Drive rating	N/A

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Overview

Price	$137,990
Fuel Type	Petrol
Body	COUPE
Release Year	2015
Badge	S
Series	111 MY16
Transmission	Sports Automatic
No. gears	6
No. doors	2
Seat capacity	2
Country of origin	UNITED KINGDOM

Engine

Engine	3.5 L
Engine Location	Mid-Rear
No. cylinders	6
No. valves cylinders	4
Power	257.5 KW
Torque	400 Nm
Acceleration	3.9 Sec

Fuel Economy

Greenhouse Rating	N/A
Air Pollution Rating	N/A
Overall GreenStar Rating	N/A
Combined Usage	9.6 L/100km
City Usage	13.6 L/100km
Highway Usage	7.2 L/100km
CO2 Emission	222 g/KM
Cost	$28 per week

Dimensions

Height	1129 mm
Length	4084 mm
Width	1802 mm
Kerb Weight	1182 KG

Warranty

Warranty Assistance	3yr Roadside Assist
Warranty KM	-
Length of warranty	3 Year

Wheels

Front Rim Size	17x7.5 In
Rear Rim Size	18x8.0 In
Rim Material	Alloy
Front Tyre Size	205/45 ZR17
Rear Tyre Size	265/45 ZR18

Safety

ANCAP	0
Airbags	Airbags - Driver & Passenger (Dual)

Standard Equipment

12V Sockets - Auxiliary

17" Alloy Wheels

18" Alloy Wheels

4 Speaker Stereo

ABS (Antilock Brakes)

Air Conditioning

Airbags - Driver & Passenger (Dual)

Alarm

Audio - Aux Input Socket (MP3/CD/Cassette)

Audio - Aux Input USB Socket

Audio - MP3 Decoder

Body Colour - Bumpers

Body Colour - Door Handles

Body Colour - Exterior Mirrors Partial

Brake Assist

Calipers - Front 4 Spot

Calipers - Painted Front

Calipers - Painted Rear

Calipers - Rear 4 Spot

CD Player

Central Locking - Remote/Keyless

Clock - Digital

Control - Corner Braking

Control - Electronic Stability

Control - Traction

Daytime Running Lamps - LED

Diffuser - Rear

Digital Instrument Display - Partial

Disc Brakes Front Vented Drilled/Grooved

Disc Brakes Rear Vented Drilled/Grooved

Drive By Wire (Electronic Throttle Control)

Driving Mode - Selectable

EBD (Electronic Brake Force Distribution)

Electronic Differential Lock

Engine immobiliser

Floor Mats

Footrest - Passengers

Launch Control

Leather Gear Boot/ Gaiter

Leather Steering Wheel

Metallic Finish Dash Board

Metallic Finish Gear Knob

Metallic Finish Handbrake Lever

Power Steering - Speed Sensitive

Power Windows - Front only

Scoops - Rear Sides

Seatbelt - Pretensioners 1st Row (Front)

Spoiler - Rear

Sports Seats - 1st Row (Front)

Steering Wheel - Sports

Sunvisors - Front Leather

Tail Lamps - LED

Trim - Cloth

Optional Features

Metallic Paint

Premium Paint

Motorsport Paint

Pirelli P-Zero Trofeo Tyres

Rear Parking Sensors

Brake Calipers, Black or Red/Silver on Roadster

Brake Upgrade, Floating Disk Brakes

Leather Trim

Cruise Control

Cup Holders in Centre Console

Padded Leather Door Panels

Heated Seats

Contrast Seat Stitching, Red, Yellow, Silver

iPod Emulation

Premium Pack

Premium Pack Sport SuedeTex

Convenience Pack

$28 per week

For this vehicle based on an average distance of 10,000km/yr and a fuel cost of $1.5/L.

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