Talk:Holden Special Vehicles
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[edit] HSV Caprice
No such model existed, outside of some aftermarket rebadged jobs. After the Statesman SV series, the Grange became the LWB model name. Caprice has never been used by HSV on any production model.
[edit] Nm
I've just noticed that "VectorD" have changed all the Nm to N m ?, I think it should restored to Nm. --MJKubba|talk|contributions 12:52, 5 October 2007 (UTC)
- This has been answered on my talkpage. The units were changed as part of a revert of vandalism, to a version which had the 'N m'. Someone else had made the change from Nm to N m. But since we're in this discussion, Wikipedia:WikiProject Automobiles/Conventions says it should be "N·m" rather than Nm or N m so we should probably go with that. VectorD 07:32, 6 October 2007 (UTC)
- Ok Thanks, All Unit Fixed From N m to N.m --MJKubba|talk|contributions 21:19, 6 October 2007 (UTC)
