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Vauxhall Engines Can Simply Surprise You With 528bhp, Either is a Maloo Pickup or a VXR8 GTS Saloon
Vauxhall Engines Can Simply Surprise You With 528bhp, Either is a Maloo Pickup or a VXR8 GTS Saloon
Vauxhall has introduced Bonkers Maloo LSA with a 6.2-litre V8 engine which is capable of producing almost 528bhp of power. This Vauxhall engine is almost 100bhp extra powerful than its predecessor power unit.
What Vauxhall offers?
What Vauxhall offers?
Vauxhall has offered its loud and proud powerful Maloo pickup with its ever powerful Vauxhall engine. The new pickup also has a facelift for a different look.
Is It a New Engine?
Is It a New Engine?
It is not actually a new Vauxhall engine, however, it is borrowed from Vauxhall VXR8 GTS saloon. But this time it has received a refresh for more refine power production.
It has a torque of 671Nm to help the pickup propel from zero to 62 miles per hour in only 4.6 seconds.
Is it fast?
Is it fast?
This engine can help the pickup to attain the 62 miles per hour speed in just 4.6 seconds which is as fast as a turbocharged Porsche 911 Carrera. It means, the new Maloo is a two in one option, with a practicality of a pickup and speed of a supercar.
It also holds the title of being fastest and most powerful commercial pickup vehicle in the UK.
Is it easy to have one?
Is it easy to have one?
For business users, Vauxhall has given an offer of presenting the Maloo supercharged pickup as VAT exempt vehicle, unlike the previous Maloo. With an extra £3,000 business users can get power package over the naturally aspirated engine. Prices start from £54,500 with a six speed manual. We offer reconditioned Vauxhall engines for sale at cheap prices online.
What equipment is offered?
What equipment is offered?
A standard kit includes launch control system, a limited slip differential, satellite navigation system, Bluetooth connectivity with entirely revised entertainment system.
New pickup has been offered with a 20-inch alloy wheel design, new colour scheme and a deeper front splitter to give the pickup a new look.
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