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03-01-2010, 04:48 AM
VZ Commodore Model Specifications
Commodore Executive
2005 Holden VZ Commodore Executive sedan.
VZ Commodore SVZ (2006) interior fitted with sports trim.
The Commodore Executive was the baseline variant, and was priced from AU$33,160.
The Commodore Executive standard features included:
* 3.6 L 175 kW (238 PS; 235 hp) Alloytec V6 engine (updated to 3.6 L 172 kW (234 PS; 231 hp) Alloytec V6 engine in January 2006)
* 4-speed automatic transmission
* Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake Assist (BA)
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD)
* Front power windows
* Independent Rear Suspension (IRS)
* Power antenna
* Power socket in centre console
* Quad cupholders
* Security system
* Single disc CD player
* Steering wheel audio controls
* Trip computer
* 15x6 inch steel wheels
The Commodore Executive optional features included:
* Air conditioning
* Alloy wheels
* Country pack suspension
* FE2 sports suspension
* Rear park assist (available on sedan only)
* Satellite navigation (available on sedan only)
* Side Impact Airbags (SIAB)
Commodore Acclaim
The Commodore Acclaim sat above the Commodore Executive in specification level hierarchy of the VZ Commodore range, and was priced from AUD$39,050.
The Commodore Acclaim standard features supersede and add to those of the Commodore Executive variant:
* Air conditioning
* Electronic Brake Assist (EBA) (available on sedan only)
* Electronic Stability Program (ESP) which incorporated:
o Traction control system (available on sedan only)
* Front and rear power windows
* Rear park assist (available on sedan only)
* Side Impact Airbags (SIAB)
* Traction control (available on station wagon only)
* 15x7 inch alloy wheels
The Commodore Acclaim optional features included:
* Alloy wheels
* FE2 sports suspension
* Satellite navigation
Commodore SV6
The SV6 was the cheapest sports variant. Pricing for the SV6 started from AUD$38,990.
The SV6 features included:
* 3.6 L 190 kW (258 PS; 255 hp) Alloytec V6
* 6-speed manual transmission (option of 5-speed automatic transmission)
* Air conditioning
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* CD player
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* FE2 sports suspension
* Front fog lamps
* Front and rear power windows
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Limited slip differential (LSD)
* Leather steering wheel
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Sports body kit
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 17 inch alloy wheels
Commodore SV8
The SV8 sat above the SV6 and below the SS. Pricing for the SV8 was priced form AUD$41,990.
SV8 features included:
* 5.7 L 250 kW (340 PS; 335 hp) LS1 V8 (until 31/12/05, then 6.0 L 260 kW (354 PS; 349 hp) L76 V8 from 1/1/06)
* 6-speed manual transmission (option of 4-speed automatic transmission)
* Air conditioning
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* CD player
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* FE2 sports suspension
* Front power windows
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Limited slip differential (LSD)
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 17 inch alloy wheels
Commodore SS
The SS was the top line sports model. Pricing for the SS started at AUD$50,990.
SS included such features as:
* 5.7 L 250 kW (340 PS; 335 hp) LS1 V8 (until 31/12/05, then 6.0 L 260 kW (354 PS; 349 hp) L76 V8 from 1/1/06)
* 6-speed manual transmission (option of 4-speed automatic transmission)
* 6 disc in-dash CD player
* Air conditioning
* Alloy pedals
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* Colour coded instrument cluster
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* FE2 sports suspension
* Front and rear power windows
* Front fog lamps
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Limited slip differential (LSD)
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Side impact airbags (SIAB)
* Sports leather steering wheel
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 18 inch alloy wheels
Berlina
2004–2006 Holden VZ Berlina sedan.
2004–2006 Holden VZ Berlina sedan.
The Berlina was the semi-luxury version of the VZ range; it sited above the Acclaim and below the Calais in the VZ range. Pricing for the Berlina began from AUD$42,900.
The Berlina features included:
* 3.6 L 175 kW (238 PS; 235 hp) Alloytec V6 (172 kW in 2006, option of 5.7 L 235 kW (320 PS; 315 hp) LS1 V8 until 31/12/05, then 6.0 L 260 kW (354 PS; 349 hp) L76 V8 from 1/1/06)
* 4-speed automatic transmission
* 6 disc in-dash CD player
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* Climate control air conditioning
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic brake assist (EBA)
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* Front and rear power windows
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Leather steering wheel
* Limited slip differential (LSD) (with V8)
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Side impact airbags (SIAB)
* Rear park assist
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 16x7 inch alloy wheels
Calais
The Calais is the top of the line luxury model in the VZ range; it sat above the Berlina and combined luxury with performance. Pricing for the Calais began at AUD$52,660.
The Calais features included:
* 3.6 L 190 kW (258 PS; 255 hp) Alloytec V6 (option of 5.7 L 235 kW (320 PS; 315 hp) LS1 V8 until 31/12/05, then 260 kW 6.0 L L76 V8 from 1/1/06)
* 5-speed automatic transmission
* 6 disc in-dash CD player
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Dual zone electronic climate control
* Electronic brake assist (EBA)
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* Electronic stability program (ESP)
* Front and rear power windows
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Limited slip differential (LSD) (with V8)
* Luxury / sports suspension
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Side impact airbags (SIAB)
* Sports leather steering wheel
* Rear park assist
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 17x8 inch alloy wheels
Limited edition and other specification levels
Commodore 9C1
2006 Holden VZ Commodore SVZ
The Commodore 9C1, or 'Police Pack', was a special pack for the VZ Commodore that was available to all police organisations in Australia, New Zealand and several in the Middle East. It was based on the Commodore Executive and added various specification upgrades to cater to the needs of police. Most 9C1s were delivered in white, but were also offered in other colours, normally used as unmarked vehicles.
It has features such as:
Traction control
4 Airbags (Driver, Passenger, Side)
Interior light with integrated map lights
Interior light lockout switch (Centre console mounted button, isolates glovebox light, boot and interior dome and map reading lights)
FE2 suspension
15x7" 'chaser' rims with 225/60/R15 tyres
Black coloured dash surrounds (standard VZ Commodore Executive had greyish coloured surrounds)
Front and rear power windows (standard VZ Commodore Executive only had front apart from higher models)
Modified transmission gate (standard VZ Commodore Executive could have 3rd selected without pushing in button, police cars can select up to 2nd)
Limited slip differential
Sump protector guard
Larger higher capacity battery with 450 CCA and 115 min RC
Speedometer with 2 km/h (1 mph) increments marked
Two horns - standard 400 Hz horn plus a more powerful 450 Hz horn
ABS
Upgraded front brake pads (Bendix ultimate on front, PBR akibono on rear)
Additional Wiring Loom (supplying power for lights siren etc)
Plus standard features of the VZ Commodore Executive
Commodore Lumina
The Commodore Lumina was launched in September 2005. It was based on the Commodore Executive with AU$6,000 worth of additional features. 3,700 were produced and sold at a price of AU$32,990 each.
Commodore Equipe
April 2005 saw the launch of the Commodore Equipe, a Holden tradition for many recent models of the Commodore. Based on the VZ Executive with AU$5,000 worth of extra features, it sold for AU$33,490 AUD. 3,500 were produced.
Commodore SVZ
In March 2006, Holden produced the limited edition SVZ model. This was based on the Executive model with AU$6,000 worth of extra features for AU$32,990.
Commodore SSZ
Late in 2006, Holden released the limited edition Commodore SSZ. 930 SSZ models were produced. This model featured leather upholstery with SSZ logo, premium performance brakes, colour-coded SSZ instrument cluster, black centre-mounted oil display meters, 18-inch Monaro-style wheels, Rear Parking Assist and Bluetooth, for AU$49,990. The SSZ was quickly discontinued upon arrival of the VE Commodore; however the VE does feature a V-Series model, that is similar to the SSZ. The SSZ also had a steeper diff ratio of 3.7:1 compared to the standard 3.08:1
Commodore Executive
2005 Holden VZ Commodore Executive sedan.
VZ Commodore SVZ (2006) interior fitted with sports trim.
The Commodore Executive was the baseline variant, and was priced from AU$33,160.
The Commodore Executive standard features included:
* 3.6 L 175 kW (238 PS; 235 hp) Alloytec V6 engine (updated to 3.6 L 172 kW (234 PS; 231 hp) Alloytec V6 engine in January 2006)
* 4-speed automatic transmission
* Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake Assist (BA)
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD)
* Front power windows
* Independent Rear Suspension (IRS)
* Power antenna
* Power socket in centre console
* Quad cupholders
* Security system
* Single disc CD player
* Steering wheel audio controls
* Trip computer
* 15x6 inch steel wheels
The Commodore Executive optional features included:
* Air conditioning
* Alloy wheels
* Country pack suspension
* FE2 sports suspension
* Rear park assist (available on sedan only)
* Satellite navigation (available on sedan only)
* Side Impact Airbags (SIAB)
Commodore Acclaim
The Commodore Acclaim sat above the Commodore Executive in specification level hierarchy of the VZ Commodore range, and was priced from AUD$39,050.
The Commodore Acclaim standard features supersede and add to those of the Commodore Executive variant:
* Air conditioning
* Electronic Brake Assist (EBA) (available on sedan only)
* Electronic Stability Program (ESP) which incorporated:
o Traction control system (available on sedan only)
* Front and rear power windows
* Rear park assist (available on sedan only)
* Side Impact Airbags (SIAB)
* Traction control (available on station wagon only)
* 15x7 inch alloy wheels
The Commodore Acclaim optional features included:
* Alloy wheels
* FE2 sports suspension
* Satellite navigation
Commodore SV6
The SV6 was the cheapest sports variant. Pricing for the SV6 started from AUD$38,990.
The SV6 features included:
* 3.6 L 190 kW (258 PS; 255 hp) Alloytec V6
* 6-speed manual transmission (option of 5-speed automatic transmission)
* Air conditioning
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* CD player
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* FE2 sports suspension
* Front fog lamps
* Front and rear power windows
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Limited slip differential (LSD)
* Leather steering wheel
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Sports body kit
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 17 inch alloy wheels
Commodore SV8
The SV8 sat above the SV6 and below the SS. Pricing for the SV8 was priced form AUD$41,990.
SV8 features included:
* 5.7 L 250 kW (340 PS; 335 hp) LS1 V8 (until 31/12/05, then 6.0 L 260 kW (354 PS; 349 hp) L76 V8 from 1/1/06)
* 6-speed manual transmission (option of 4-speed automatic transmission)
* Air conditioning
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* CD player
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* FE2 sports suspension
* Front power windows
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Limited slip differential (LSD)
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 17 inch alloy wheels
Commodore SS
The SS was the top line sports model. Pricing for the SS started at AUD$50,990.
SS included such features as:
* 5.7 L 250 kW (340 PS; 335 hp) LS1 V8 (until 31/12/05, then 6.0 L 260 kW (354 PS; 349 hp) L76 V8 from 1/1/06)
* 6-speed manual transmission (option of 4-speed automatic transmission)
* 6 disc in-dash CD player
* Air conditioning
* Alloy pedals
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* Colour coded instrument cluster
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* FE2 sports suspension
* Front and rear power windows
* Front fog lamps
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Limited slip differential (LSD)
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Side impact airbags (SIAB)
* Sports leather steering wheel
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 18 inch alloy wheels
Berlina
2004–2006 Holden VZ Berlina sedan.
2004–2006 Holden VZ Berlina sedan.
The Berlina was the semi-luxury version of the VZ range; it sited above the Acclaim and below the Calais in the VZ range. Pricing for the Berlina began from AUD$42,900.
The Berlina features included:
* 3.6 L 175 kW (238 PS; 235 hp) Alloytec V6 (172 kW in 2006, option of 5.7 L 235 kW (320 PS; 315 hp) LS1 V8 until 31/12/05, then 6.0 L 260 kW (354 PS; 349 hp) L76 V8 from 1/1/06)
* 4-speed automatic transmission
* 6 disc in-dash CD player
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* Climate control air conditioning
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Electronic brake assist (EBA)
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* Front and rear power windows
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Leather steering wheel
* Limited slip differential (LSD) (with V8)
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Side impact airbags (SIAB)
* Rear park assist
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 16x7 inch alloy wheels
Calais
The Calais is the top of the line luxury model in the VZ range; it sat above the Berlina and combined luxury with performance. Pricing for the Calais began at AUD$52,660.
The Calais features included:
* 3.6 L 190 kW (258 PS; 255 hp) Alloytec V6 (option of 5.7 L 235 kW (320 PS; 315 hp) LS1 V8 until 31/12/05, then 260 kW 6.0 L L76 V8 from 1/1/06)
* 5-speed automatic transmission
* 6 disc in-dash CD player
* Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
* Auto headlights
* Brake assist (BA)
* Cruise control
* Driver's and passenger's airbags
* Dual zone electronic climate control
* Electronic brake assist (EBA)
* Electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD)
* Electronic stability program (ESP)
* Front and rear power windows
* Independent rear suspension (IRS)
* Limited slip differential (LSD) (with V8)
* Luxury / sports suspension
* Power antenna
* Security system
* Side impact airbags (SIAB)
* Sports leather steering wheel
* Rear park assist
* Traction control system (TCS)
* Trip computer
* 17x8 inch alloy wheels
Limited edition and other specification levels
Commodore 9C1
2006 Holden VZ Commodore SVZ
The Commodore 9C1, or 'Police Pack', was a special pack for the VZ Commodore that was available to all police organisations in Australia, New Zealand and several in the Middle East. It was based on the Commodore Executive and added various specification upgrades to cater to the needs of police. Most 9C1s were delivered in white, but were also offered in other colours, normally used as unmarked vehicles.
It has features such as:
Traction control
4 Airbags (Driver, Passenger, Side)
Interior light with integrated map lights
Interior light lockout switch (Centre console mounted button, isolates glovebox light, boot and interior dome and map reading lights)
FE2 suspension
15x7" 'chaser' rims with 225/60/R15 tyres
Black coloured dash surrounds (standard VZ Commodore Executive had greyish coloured surrounds)
Front and rear power windows (standard VZ Commodore Executive only had front apart from higher models)
Modified transmission gate (standard VZ Commodore Executive could have 3rd selected without pushing in button, police cars can select up to 2nd)
Limited slip differential
Sump protector guard
Larger higher capacity battery with 450 CCA and 115 min RC
Speedometer with 2 km/h (1 mph) increments marked
Two horns - standard 400 Hz horn plus a more powerful 450 Hz horn
ABS
Upgraded front brake pads (Bendix ultimate on front, PBR akibono on rear)
Additional Wiring Loom (supplying power for lights siren etc)
Plus standard features of the VZ Commodore Executive
Commodore Lumina
The Commodore Lumina was launched in September 2005. It was based on the Commodore Executive with AU$6,000 worth of additional features. 3,700 were produced and sold at a price of AU$32,990 each.
Commodore Equipe
April 2005 saw the launch of the Commodore Equipe, a Holden tradition for many recent models of the Commodore. Based on the VZ Executive with AU$5,000 worth of extra features, it sold for AU$33,490 AUD. 3,500 were produced.
Commodore SVZ
In March 2006, Holden produced the limited edition SVZ model. This was based on the Executive model with AU$6,000 worth of extra features for AU$32,990.
Commodore SSZ
Late in 2006, Holden released the limited edition Commodore SSZ. 930 SSZ models were produced. This model featured leather upholstery with SSZ logo, premium performance brakes, colour-coded SSZ instrument cluster, black centre-mounted oil display meters, 18-inch Monaro-style wheels, Rear Parking Assist and Bluetooth, for AU$49,990. The SSZ was quickly discontinued upon arrival of the VE Commodore; however the VE does feature a V-Series model, that is similar to the SSZ. The SSZ also had a steeper diff ratio of 3.7:1 compared to the standard 3.08:1