What engine is in a 2009 VE Commodore?
Powertrains
| Eng. disp.; configuration | Engine | Production |
|---|---|---|
| 6.0 L (5,967 cc); V8 | Generation 4 Alloy (AFM) (L76) | 2009 |
| 2009–2010 | ||
| Generation 4 Alloy (L77) | 2010–2013 | |
| Generation 4 Alloy (AFM) (L77) | 2010–2011 |
What is an L98 engine?
The L98 engine is a derivative of the 6.0L L76, which, itself, is a modified version of the 6.0L LS2 engine. The key difference between the L98 and L76 is the removal of the displacement on demand, or active fuel management system from the L76. It is otherwise identical to the L98 V8 engine.
What does SS Commodore stand for?
Super Sport
The SS (Super Sport) name for the Holden Commodore rebadged as a Chevrolet has been condemned by a Hebrew newspaper as having a Nazi reference — and threatened with being banned from entry.
How much can a VE Commodore tow?
Towing
| Variant | Unbraked Capacity | Braked Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Berlina VE II Automatic | 1000kg | 2100kg |
| SV6 VE MY10 Automatic | 1000kg | 1600kg |
| SS VE MY10 Automatic | 1000kg | 1600kg |
| SS VE MY10 Manual | 1000kg | 1600kg |
When did the Holden Commodore VE come out?
The all-new VE Commodore was heralded as the car that would keep Holden ahead of the pack when it was released in 2006. Holden invested more than it had ever done before in developing the VE and was looking to the new car to maintain its premier position in the market.
What kind of engine does a VE Commodore have?
It’s been well documented that the previous 5.7-litre V8 was troublesome, it rattled on start-up and used oil at an alarming rate; the troubles haven’t gone away with the introduction of the new 6.0-litre engine. Owners still report rattling noises and there are also reports of high oil consumption.
Is there a problem with the transmission on a Holden Commodore?
The letter to dealers reads: “Customers may experience a delay in acceleration or lack of performance from the automatic transmission when exiting a corner. This may also be described by the customer as a flat spot or delayed shift and? generally will be reported at approximately 30-40km/h.
Is the Commodore still good value for money?
Sadly for Holden, and Ford, the market has undergone a seismic shift in the last year or so and big cars, like the Commodore and the Falcon, are now on the brink of extinction. While that might be the modern reality cars like the VE Commodore can still represent good value for money if you prize might and power.