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2017 Holden Astra LT sedan v 2017 Toyota Corolla Ascent sedan comparison

2017 Holden Astra LT sedan v 2017 Toyota Corolla Ascent sedan comparison

Posted on August 9, 2017March 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Holden has taken the offensive to the small car segment with the sedan version of its Euro-influenced Astra, offering a number of seemingly red-hot deals in the wake of the flashy four-door’s arrival in local showrooms. So we went trawling to try and find the best-value catch of the day and to measure, against a key market rival, just how hot red-hot really is.

2017 Holden Astra LT sedan v 2017 Toyota Corolla Ascent sedan comparison

At the time of both conception and writing, you could drive away a base LS manual sedan for a tenner under $22k. Further up the food chain, though, sits the mid-spec Astra LT variant, presenting a different, if equally strong, value pitch by blending a fit equipment list, enticing pricing and an ownership ‘deal’ of five-year warranty and roadside assist. Listing at $25,790 with standard fit automatic, it can be had, at the time or writing, for $27,990 drive-away.
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