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2013 Holden Commodore
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2013 Holden Commodore Pricing and Specs

Price Guide
$16,990*

The Holden Commodore 2013 prices range from $5,990 for the basic trim level Sedan Commodore Omega to $49,990 for the top of the range Sedan Commodore SS-V.

The Holden Commodore 2013 comes in Sedan, Ute and Wagon.

The Holden Commodore 2013 is available in — and LPG. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the Sedan 3.0L 6 SP Automatic to the Sedan 6.0L 6 SP Automatic.

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Sedan

Holden Commodore Models SPECS PRICE
Berlina 3.0L6 speed automatic $7,810 – 11,000
Berlina (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $11,770 – 15,730
Evoke 3.0L6 speed automatic $11,660 – 15,510
Evoke (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $10,340 – 14,190
International 3.0L6 speed automatic $10,890 – 14,960
International (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $10,780 – 14,740
Omega 3.0L6 speed automatic $7,150 – 10,120
Omega (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $7,700 – 10,780
SS 6.0L6 speed automatic $32,560 – 38,720
SS 6.0L6 speed manual $30,580 – 36,850
SS Z-Series 6.0L6 speed automatic $22,770 – 28,050
SS Z-Series 6.0L6 speed manual $21,340 – 26,950
SS-V 6.0L6 speed automatic $35,090 – 41,800
SS-V 6.0L6 speed manual $33,550 – 39,930
SS-V Redline 6.0L6 speed automatic $39,930 – 46,970
SS-V Redline 6.0L6 speed manual $38,280 – 44,990
SS-V Z-Series 6.0L6 speed automatic $26,070 – 32,230
SS-V Z-Series 6.0L6 speed manual $25,190 – 31,130
SV6 3.6L6 speed automatic $14,850 – 19,470
SV6 3.6L6 speed manual $16,060 – 20,570
SV6 (lpg) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $15,840 – 20,350
SV6 Z-Series 3.6L6 speed automatic $13,420 – 17,710
SV6 Z-Series 3.6L6 speed manual $14,190 – 18,700
SV6 Z-Series (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $11,770 – 15,730
Z-Series 3.0L6 speed automatic $9,240 – 12,980
Z-Series (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $8,800 – 12,430

Ute

Holden Commodore Models SPECS PRICE
Omega 3.0L6 speed automatic $12,980 – 17,380
Omega (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $11,110 – 15,290
SS 6.0L6 speed automatic $23,870 – 29,480
SS 6.0L6 speed manual $22,770 – 28,160
SS Z-Series 6.0L6 speed automatic $23,870 – 29,480
SS Z-Series 6.0L6 speed manual $22,770 – 28,160
SS-V Z-Series 6.0L6 speed automatic $26,620 – 32,890
SS-V Z-Series 6.0L6 speed manual $25,520 – 31,570
SV6 Z-Series 3.6L6 speed automatic $14,740 – 19,360
SV6 Z-Series 3.6L6 speed manual $17,050 – 21,890
SV6 Z-Series (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $12,650 – 16,830

Wagon

Holden Commodore Models SPECS PRICE
Berlina 3.0L6 speed automatic $8,250 – 11,550
Berlina (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $12,320 – 16,390
Evoke 3.0L6 speed automatic $12,320 – 16,390
Evoke (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $10,890 – 14,850
International 3.0L6 speed automatic $11,880 – 15,840
International (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $11,550 – 15,400
Omega 3.0L6 speed automatic $9,130 – 12,870
Omega (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $10,010 – 13,750
SS 6.0L6 speed automatic $33,990 – 40,480
SS Z-Series 6.0L6 speed automatic $20,570 – 26,070
SS Z-Series 6.0L6 speed manual $19,800 – 25,080
SS-V 6.0L6 speed automatic $36,520 – 43,450
SS-V Redline 6.0L6 speed automatic $33,770 – 40,260
SS-V Z-Series 6.0L6 speed automatic $23,650 – 29,260
SS-V Z-Series 6.0L6 speed manual $22,880 – 28,270
SV6 3.6L6 speed automatic $15,950 – 20,460
SV6 (lpg) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $16,610 – 21,340
SV6 Z-Series 3.6L6 speed automatic $14,080 – 18,590
SV6 Z-Series (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $13,640 – 17,930
Z-Series 3.0L6 speed automatic $10,010 – 13,640
Z-Series (LPG) 3.6LLPG6 speed automatic $7,700 – 10,780

Holden Commodore 2013 FAQs

Check out real-world situations relating to the Holden Commodore 2013 here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

  • Holden Commodore 2013: Timing chain issue

    It was quite a common, and rather expensive issue when the Alloytec V6 was first released. Holden made a change to the chain in May 2007, which was claimed to have fixed the problem. I wouldn’t be put off buying a VF.

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  • Holden Commodore 2013: Scratched

    If you believe they have appeared while the car was garaged you have to look at the possibility of something, or someone, rubbing against the car. It could be while they're moving past it, perhaps carrying something that's rubbed up against the paint. If you cover the car while it's garaged it could be the cover rubbing on the paint, perhaps due to wind blowing through the garage.

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  • Buyer's guide: Commodore vs Falcon

    The VF Commodore is the best-ever Australian car and my pick. It gets a Big Tick. Neither will give you problems with servicing or parts suppies, even after the local factories close.

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