Canadian Grand Prix speedometers

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tim@nocomment.com - 08 Apr 2008 18:53 GMT

What does the speedometer go up to on the 2007 Grand Prix built for
the Canadian marketplace? I got one that was originally built for the
US market and it only goes up to 140. I am wondering if the Canadian
versions go up to 220 instead.

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Bob D - 08 Apr 2008 23:00 GMT

On my 2007 USA, you can switch the reading from MPH to kph and I THINK the
kph readings appear under the mph numbers??

Bob...

> What does the speedometer go up to on the 2007 Grand Prix built for
> the Canadian marketplace? I got one that was originally built for the
> US market and it only goes up to 140. I am wondering if the Canadian
> versions go up to 220 instead.

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tim@nocomment.com - 09 Apr 2008 00:09 GMT

> On my 2007 USA, you can switch the reading from MPH to kph and I THINK the
> kph readings appear under the mph numbers??
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> > US market and it only goes up to 140. I am wondering if the Canadian
> > versions go up to 220 instead.

Yes, I just think that 140 km/hr is a little slow. In the US
instance, it would be set to mile/hr and 140 is a fairly high speed.
Other speedometers have both mile/hr and km/hr marked and the km/hr
goes up to 220, which is about 140 miles/hr.

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tim@nocomment.com - 14 Apr 2008 22:51 GMT

On Apr 8, 7:09 pm, "t...@nocomment.com" <tbi...@netscape.net> wrote:

> > On my 2007 USA, you can switch the reading from MPH to kph and I THINK the
> > kph readings appear under the mph numbers??
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> Other speedometers have both mile/hr and km/hr marked and the km/hr
> goes up to 220, which is about 140 miles/hr.

I saw one parked across the street and checked and the speedometer did
go up to 220.
When importing a car, does the speedometer have to reach any specific
minimum limit?

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