Looking to purchase a non turbo 4gen. Need some help

[jasol]

Hi all
Started looking at 4gen libertys. Just wondering what's the differance with them, safety pack? Some are 2.0 some 2.5
Any help muchly appreciated

[tony_m]

Check out redbook.com perhaps.

http://www.redbook.com.au/cars/research/?eapi=2&N=4294944089+4294842807+2994+4294782487&vertical=car&silo=spec&Range=Year:2003,2009

[jasol]

Had a look only really tells the prices new, now etc. I was more looking to find out the difference between a safety pack and luxury pack and why some have the 2.0 and some 2.5

[tony_m]

Almost forgot- There's this thread as well.. Helped me when I needed more than Redbook.
http://forum.liberty.asn.au/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=14586

Not sure if safety or luxury packs were optional extras, or just variants on each model...?

[HyRax]

• 2.0 litre cars have half a litre less capacity than 2.5 litre cars.
• Safety pack cars have more airbags (curtain and side airbags in addition to the front airbags).
• Luxury cars have leather seats and satnav.
• Premium cars are a combination of the safety and luxury variants.
• Gen4's have two different cosmetic designs dubbed pre and post facelift. Pre-facelift (2004 to 2006 models) look somewhat squarer with body detail while post-facelift (2007 to 2009 models) have a sleeker appearance about them with changes to the headlights, taillights and some internal elements.
• For non-turbo models, post-facelift models are easily tunable as they have a Denso ECU which features flashable memory. Pre-facelift models use a Hitachi ECU which can be read from but are not re-programmable due to a lack of flash memory - tuning is therefore done though third party ECU's.
• Nine out of ten women prefer men in post-facelift models*.

* May contain sarcasm.

[tony_m]

• 2.0 litre cars have half a litre less capacity than 2.5 litre cars.

Nice summary though mate!

[jasol]

Thanks guys that helped alot. Muchly appreciated