Holden has released pricing and details for the 2015 Holden Insignia VXR which will arrive in showrooms next month (June) priced from $51,990 (+ORC).

THE 2015 HOLDEN INSIGNIA VXR arrives Down Under from next month (June) boasting all-wheel drive and a 2.8-litre turbocharged V6 thumping out 239kW and 435Nm of torque (when mated with a six-speed automatic transmission).

Peter Keley, Executive Director of Sales, said Insignia VXR was an exciting and fitting addition to the Holden range.

“Performance and great to drive have always been part of Holden’s DNA. Add to this a German designed and engineered AWD performance sedan, loaded with equipment, and you have one very exciting vehicle,” Keley said.

“The Holden Insignia VXR is visually stunning with great road presence, exceptional build quality and breathtaking performance, all at an incredibly competitive price. This car is sure to make customers who are looking for a true performance mid-size sedan take a serious look at this latest Holden.

“It is further evidence that Holden is serious about our future product strategy. Insignia VXR is a very exciting taste of things to come.”

More than just grunt and grip, the Insignia VXR will debut several new safety technologies for Holden, including Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Change Alert and Auto Emergency Braking, which join numerous other premium features such as Adaptive Forward Lighting, Blind Spot Alert and FlexRide Suspension.  According to Holden, “Insignia offers three performance settings; Standard, Sport and VXR, allowing drivers to customise the vehicle’s performance features such as responsive accelerator and gear change, sport steering, firmer sports suspension and a greater rear bias AWD setting.”

2015 Holdne Insignia VXR key features:

  • 2.8 litre V6 turbocharged engine with six-speed automatic transmission 
  • 20-inch alloy wheels 
  • Heated Recaro leather-appointed front sports seats
  • Front and rear park assist
  • Rear View Camera
  • Dual-zone climate control
  • Rain-sensing wipers
  • Auto headlamps
  • FlexRide Suspension (Adaptive Stability Technology)
  • Satellite Navigation
  • Adaptive Forward Lighting + (Bi-xenon headlamps with LED DRLs)
  • Next Generation MyLink System (Touch Screen)
  • New digital cluster with eight-inch display
  • Passive Entry / Push Button Start
  • Lane Departure Warning
  • Adaptive Cruise Control
  • Rear Cross Traffic Alert
  • Side Blind Spot Alert
  • Forward Collision Alert
  • Auto Emergency Braking
  • Lane Change Alert 
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  1. Do yourself a massive favour do not buy the Holden Insignia VXR under any circumstances. The car has a major steering design fault which both Holden and Opel are unable to resolve. It starts as a innocent enough droning / rubbing noise when the steering is under load on lock. This progressively become worse until the power steering fails which who knows what the end result could be when driving this car. If you would like to see the noise yourself just simply google Insignia VXR and you can observe for yourself

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