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2019 Holden Commodore Pricing and Specs

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$21,088*
Holden Commodore

The Holden Commodore 2019 prices range from $13,860 for the basic trim level Hatchback Commodore LT (5YR) to $32,780 for the top of the range Hatchback Commodore VXR (5YR).

The Holden Commodore 2019 comes in Hatchback and Wagon.

The Holden Commodore 2019 is available in Diesel, Premium Unleaded Petrol and Unleaded Petrol. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the Hatchback 2.0L 8 SP Automatic to the Wagon 3.6L 9SP Automatic.

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Explore prices for the 2019 Holden Commodore

$14,970

20 Listings

$18,724

31 Listings

$21,227

46 Listings

$23,730

21 Listings

$26,233

9 Listings

$28,736

4 Listings

$31,239

2 Listings

$39,990

1 Listing

$14,970

$39,990

All 2019 Holden Commodore pricing and specs

Hatchback

2019 Holden Commodore Specs Price
LT Specs: 2.0L, Diesel, 8 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $16,720 - $21,450
LT (5YR) Specs: 2.0L, Diesel, 8 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $13,860 - $18,260
LT Specs: 2.0L, Premium Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $14,960 - $19,690
LT (5YR) Specs: 2.0L, Premium Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $16,170 - $20,790
RS Specs: 2.0L, Premium Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $16,940 - $21,780
RS (5YR) Specs: 2.0L, Premium Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $18,260 - $23,100
RS Specs: 3.6L, Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $18,810 - $23,870
RS (5YR) Specs: 3.6L, Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $18,810 - $23,870
RS-V Specs: 3.6L, Premium Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $22,220 - $27,500
RS-V (5YR) Specs: 3.6L, Premium Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $22,220 - $27,500
VXR Specs: 3.6L, Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $26,510 - $32,780
VXR (5YR) Specs: 3.6L, Unleaded Petrol, 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC Price: $26,510 - $32,780
Holden Commodore FAQs

2019 Holden Commodore is vibrating at idle

First thoughts would be that you have a fuel injector that is not spraying either the correct amount of fuel and/or in the correct pattern for proper combustion. This will certainly bring on the symptoms you’re seeing, as well as ruining fuel economy. It’s also most likely to show up if the engine has been sitting for a while.


But the reality is that a modern engine like this one has literally hundreds of electronic sensors and systems that can all add up to poor running and economy. The best bet is to have the car scanned to see if the on-board computer has logged any faults. Without this intelligence, you’re flying blind, replacing parts that may or may not fix the problem.

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Mazda 6 vs Toyota Camry

There’s no reason to think the Hybrid will not last as long as a regular petrol vehicle.


Toyota has been making hybrids for many, many years and they have never shown any sign of being less durable or reliable then the company’s petrol models. The batteries are said to last the lifetime of the vehicle, so there’s reason to be concerned about that either. The thing with the hybrid is the higher purchase price. That’s offset by the lower fuel consumption, so the longer you keep the vehicles the greater the chance to recoup the extra initial cost.


The other thing to consider is that hybrids work at their best in stop-start city traffic, they are not so good out on country roads where the petrol engine comes into play more of the time.

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What's a good car for a mid-life crisis?

There’s clearly no point in talking sense to you, your head is in a complete muddle. You want a fix for your mid-life crisis, yet you talk about resale value, warranty, fixed-price servicing and boring stuff like that. You need to think about what it is you want from your “sporty-ish” car, do you want a performance car that will be thrilling to drive, or are you a park-and-poser and just want to look good when you stop at the café for a latte. The VW Golf GTi is a thrill-a-minute hot hatch; you like the i30N, and both would be good buys. Buy the Lux if you decide on the i30N. You could also think about a BMW M3, or an older Porsche Boxster. I wouldn’t suggest a Commodore SS or a Falcon XR6T ute, they’re a bit boring.

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