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2011 Holden Commodore VE Series 2 Spy Photos

Pavle — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 11:34:52 +0000

While sources at Holden initially said the next Holden Commodore refresh would be called the Holden VF Commodore, Holden has gone with Holden Commodore VE Series 2, or Holden Commodore VE2 for short.

The Series 2 range of Holden Commodores will see minor styling changes, including new headlights and a revised boot. The interior will also receive a remake, with Siemens VDO in charge of the new touch screen display that will feature across the range.

Although Pavle.com.au can’t reveal its original images or their source, we have had our CGI artist knock up carbon copies of the Holden Commodore VE Series 2 in Omega, Berlina and SS V-Series form.

These pictures give you a great idea of what the new model looks like and what to expect when it’s launched in the coming months.

Stay tuned for images of the 2011 HSV E Series 3 Grange, which Pavle.com.au has exclusive images and details of.

These images have been licensed for use at CarAdvice.com.au only. Read the full story there.

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Holden VF Commodore Spy Pictures

Pavle — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 08:03:35 +0000

Our photographers have snapped more images of Holden’s upcoming VF Commodore in testing.

The pictures clearly show the masked Commodores alongside a Pontiac G8.

Upon closer inspection, the headlights have increased in size and it seems that the front bumper bar has moved further out.

It’s unclear whether the engines being tested are from the current crop or include diesel technology.

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Holden testing facelifted VE/VF Commodore

Pavle — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 07:43:12 +0000

Hot off the heels of the release of Holden’s SIDI engine range, Holden has been sprung testing what has been dubbed as the VF Commodore.

The VF Commodore is rumoured to receive a revised front end and interior. Sources within Holden suggest evaluation of prototypes is currently underway with road traversing vehicles (such as the one pictured), along with public workshops on its design elements.

In addition to the design revision, Holden is likely to introduce a turbocharged four-cylinder engine into the Commodore range, allowing the vehicles to use BioFuel, similar to that currently on offer from Saab.

The iTi (Intelligent Turbo Injection) engines will be capable of using E85 ethanol fuel in a bid to possess a greener image.

Pavle.com.au will keep you posted with further details as the come to hand.

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