HSV Commodore

HSV Commodore Q&As

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

• Holden Commodore 1990: How much is it worth?

  The VN Group A was a special run of Commodores to homologate the car for racing. They’re now collectable and worth $37,000-$45,000 depending on condition, kilometres etc.

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• Holden Commodore 1991: SS Group A, is it worth it?

  HSV produced 500 SS Group A versions of the Commodore in 1991 to homologate it for racing, i.e., Bathurst. It sounds like one of those, maybe built after the introduction of the VP in September 1991.

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• How can I tell if my car is a replica?

  Confirming genuine classics can be difficult and requires intimate knowledge of the make and model to be certain.

  I would contact Holden's customer assistance people, give them the id numbers of your car and ask them to check against their production records.

  If they can't do that contact a club such as an HSV Owners Club and ask them to help you. There isn't a club in the NT, so contact another state's club.

  A guiding range for the value of your car is $38,000 to $46,000, but it can vary widely depending on originality, condition, kilometres done etc.

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• Worth the money

  On the surface it sounds a reasonable deal. You would expect a VT to have done 90-110,000km on average, so the mileage is below average. The trade is paying $11,000-$13,500 for a VT S at the moment, and retailing them at $15,000-$18,000. Check the car thoroughly, and make sure the odometer is correct.

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