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The Holden Commodore 2015 prices range from $11,110 for the basic trim level Wagon Commodore Evoke (LPG) to $51,370 for the top of the range Wagon Commodore SS-V Redline Reserve Edition.
The Holden Commodore 2015 comes in Sedan, Single Cab and Wagon.
The Holden Commodore 2015 is available in Unleaded Petrol, Liquid Petroleum Gas and Premium Unleaded Petrol. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the Sedan 3.0L 6 SP Automatic to the Wagon 6.2L 6SP Automatic.
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$7,990
$69,990
Are coolant leaks common in 2015 Holden Commodores?
This is not an unknown problem with Holden’s Alloytech V6 engine and can often be traced back to a damaged gasket for the thermostat housing which is located at the rear of the engine block. And you’re right, to change this gasket which costs just a few dollars, involves removing the exhaust and transmission. The best advice is to have the thermostat itself changed while all this work is being done, as it will save you going through it all again if the thermostat ever fails (and they have been known to).
But definitely have it checked out as coolant leaks never fix themselves and a small leak today could easily be a big leak tomorrow, leaving you stranded with an overheating engine. Meantime, you might be lucky and discover that the leak is not from the thermostat housing at all. These engines are also prone to coolant leaks from a pair of O-rings at the front of the cylinder heads which can allow coolant to leak through the valley and out the back over the transmission tunnel, making you think the leak is from the rear of the V6. Don’t rule out the water pump as a source of leaks, either. The trade seems to think about 100,000km is the lifespan for an Alloytech V6’s water pump.
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Holden Commodore: What is the difference between the SV6 and the SV6 Storm?
The Storm was a marketing package based on the SV6 and came with specific badging, front fog lamps, and sat nav.
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What's a good mid-sized wagon to buy?
You’re buying a used car, it’s not new, so you have to expect some wear-and-tear issues. The older the car, the greater the wear-and-tear, and the more likely it is to have suffered mechanical failures or even a crash. That means you have to thoroughly check the car before purchase, and you have to rely on the honesty of the vendor. If the car has had clutch problems it should be recorded in the service book. It’s the same with the others you’re looking at, check them thoroughly, and if you’re uncertain have an expert check them for you. Of the three others you are considering I would avoid the Passat as a potential money pit, and go for the i40 in preference to the Commodore.
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* Price is the median price of 511 listings for the Commodore 2015 for sale in the last 6 months. The Price excludes costs such as stamp duty, other government charges and options.
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