The Holden Caprice 2014 prices range from $6,990 for the basic trim level Sedan Caprice (LPG) to $34,880 for the top of the range Sedan Caprice V.
The Holden Caprice 2014 is available in LPG and Premium Unleaded Petrol. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the Sedan 3.6L 6 SP Automatic to the Sedan 6.0L 6 SP Auto Active Sequential.
Sedan
Holden Caprice Models | SPECS | PRICE |
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(LPG) | 3.6LLPGLPG6 SP AUTO6 speed automatic | $18,040 – 22,880 |
V | 6.0LPULPPremium Unleaded Petrol6 SP SEQ6 speed sequential | $19,910 – 25,190 |
V (lpg) | 3.6LLPGLPG6 SP AUTO6 speed automatic | $19,580 – 24,750 |
Holden Caprice 2014 FAQs
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2014 Holden Caprice: Not recognising remote keys.
It sounds awfully like your car’s body computer is at fault here, Leslie. The body computer is the brain that talks to the keys and then commands the doors to unlock and the immobiliser to disarm so the engine can start. This unit also controls things like the power windows, interior lighting, and even the intermittent windscreen wipers. It also talks to the engine control module, and without that conversation happening properly, the engine won’t start. The problem is that the body computer can develop faults with some of these functions while others work perfectly, making diagnosis even trickier.
If it is on the blink, a faulty body computer can have all sorts of effects including doors that won’t lock or unlock, and can even cause the doors to lock momentarily before magically unlocking again the minute your back is turned.
I have also heard of keys becoming worn out with age and use, and if the car requires the key to be in very close proximity to unlock doors, the key could be at fault, too. The other possibility is that an aftermarket alarm system is interfering with the car’s standard functions.
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