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1999 Holden Commodore

Australia Gasoline RWD Wagon

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Vehicle Details

Year: 1999
Make: Holden
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Year: 1999
Make: Holden
Model

Commodore

Body Style

Wagon

Generation

VT

Doors

5

Fuel

Gasoline

Drivetrain

RWD

Transmission

Automatic
Manual, 4
5
6-speed

Powertrain

Engine Name: 5.7 V8
Engine Configuration: V
Power (hp): 300 hp
Power (kW): 220 kW

Engine & Performance

Engine

Engine Configuration

Engine Configuration: V-Engine

Transmission & Drivetrain

Transmission: Automatic
Manual, 4
5
6-speed

Exterior

Showcase

Need for Speed: High StakesMar 24, 1999PlayStation, Windows

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Chassis

Chassis: Station Wagon

Rims & Tires

Number of Bolts: 5 pcs
Bolt Distance: 120
Nut/Bolt Dimensions: M12x1.5
Central Bore (CB), front: 69.5
Fastening Type: Lug Nuts

Other

Car Classification

American Classification: Full-Size Car
British Classification: Executive Car
Australian Classification: Large Car
European Segment: E-Segment
Car.info Classification: Executive Car

Commodore

8.9

€67,000

MSRP · EUR

Body

Wagon

Variant

Commodore Wagon Generations10 of 16

Year

Powertrain

Horsepower

300 hp

Drivetrain

RWD

Fuel

Gasoline

Transmission

Showcase

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