“These vehicles cater to motorists at both ends of the Commodore-buying spectrum - those looking for great value and those looking for striking performance looks,” Holden Director of Marketing Philip Brook said. “SS V-Series has always been about sports performance and ultimate road presence. Now we’ve dialled it up even further."
“The International edition is even better value when you combine extra features with the advanced 3.0 litre direct injection engine and 6-speed automatic transmission.”
The SS V-Series Special Edition Sedan, Sportwagon and Ute will come with with a new aggressive twin nostril front fascia with unique lower splitter and twin letter-box hood scoops, while the sedan version will be equipped with a decklid spoiler and chrome highlights.
The series will go on sale in November and will be offered in a choice of three colors, Phantom black, Red Hot and Voodoo blue. The SS V-Series Special Edition Ute will make its debut at this year’s Deni Ute Muster which starts on Friday, October 2.
The three available versions will be priced as it follows:
- VE Ute SS V-Series Special Edition (man) $47,490 RRP
- VE Commodore sedan SS V-Series Special Edition (man) $55,290 RRP
- VE Sportwagon SS V-Series Special Edition (man) $57,290 RRP
- Six-speed automatic transmission +$2,000 RRP
Last but not least, the Special Edition International Sedan and Sportwagon is powered by a 3.0-liter Spark Ignition Direct Injection V6 engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. Standard features include:
- 18-inch alloy wheels
- Berlina front grille
- Leather appointed seat trim
- Leather wrapped steering wheel
- Bluetooth for compatible mobile phones
- International badge
- Chrome decklid eyebrow moulding (sedan only)
- Rear Park Assist (sedan only as already standard on all Sportwagon models)
Pricing for the Sedan is $35,990 while the Sportwagon is sold for $37,990. The metallic paint costs an extra $500.
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