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    Holden Monaro Pricing and Specs

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    $41,360*
    Holden Monaro
    Expert Rating
    8.1/10

    CarsGuide has published 2 expert reviews of the Holden Monaro. It has an average rating of 8.1 out of 10. Read all the reviews here.

    The Holden Monaro is available from $41,360 to $48,620 for the 2006 range of models in Coupe body types.

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    Year Price From* Price To*
    2006 $41,360 $48,620
    2005 $40,810 $47,960
    2004 $40,370 $48,290
    2003 $32,450 $46,860
    2002 $21,230 $45,210
    2001 $21,230 $44,550
    1979 $6,380 $9,020
    1978 $5,940 $8,690
    1977 $5,060 $8,690
    1976 $4,180 $9,350
    1975 $4,180 $9,350
    1974 $3,740 $10,450
    1973 $3,740 $10,450
    1972 $3,740 $10,450
    1971 $3,740 $10,450
    1970 $4,180 $9,790
    1969 $4,180 $9,790
    1968 $4,180 $7,480
    Holden Monaro FAQs

    Local model Monaro vs foreign variants

    If only we had a crystal ball. Unfortunately it's impossible to say with any certainty if the foreign variants of the Monaro will become classics. If any do I would guess it would be the Pontiac with its connections to the GTO, Vauxhall's image in Australia is one of a cardigan wearing, pipe-puffing old timer, and the Chevrolet Lumina doesn't get the pulse racing.

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    2002 Monaro with many problems

    Your complaint is with the mechanic who did the repairs, and you should pursue it through legal means, which appears to be what you are doing.

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    Piston slap in Holden Monaro

    You'd need to have an experienced mechanic listen to the noise to determine if it's piston slap or not. The LS1 certainly rattled on cold starts due to piston slap, and it used oil, they were the giveaways to a problem with the engine. Yours could have some piston slap, but your description suggests it's not serious, and certainly if the engine isn't oil to any degree I wouldn't be concerned. The noise could also be a worn lifter, that's why you need someone with experience to listen to it.

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    * Price is based on Glass's Information Services third party pricing data for the lowest priced Holden Monaro variant.

    The Price excludes costs such as stamp duty, other government charges and options.

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