Images: Holden VX.I Commodore (2000-01)
Released in October 2000, the Holden VX Series I (VX.I) Commodore was available as a large sedan or wagon. Manufactured in Elizabeth, South Australia, the rear-wheel drive VX Commodore was available with 3.8-litre V6, supercharged 3.8-litre V6 and 5.7-litre V8 petrol engines. The VX.I Commodore range consisted of Executive, Acclaim, S and SS variants. For the VX range, the Berlina was no longer a variant within the Commodore range but was released as a distinct model… Read full Holden VX Commodore review
Images: Holden VX.II Commodore (2001-02)
Released in August 2001, the Holden VX Series II (VX.II) Commodore introduced a revised range, improved handling and a subtle facelift. significantly, however, the VX.II Commodore introduced Holden’s ‘Control Link’ independent rear suspension, with a new rear cross member, revised rear control arm assemblies and toe-control links; these changes led to improved tyre wear and safer handling on uneven surfaces. Visual changes for the VX.II Commodore were minor: the Executive and Acclaim had a revised ‘cross-hatch’ grille treatment and wheel covers. Inside, there were new stalk controls for the indicator, wiper and cruise control functions; Executive and Acclaim variants had micro-check patterned trim on the head restraints and seat bolsters, while grey-toned interiors were finished in the darker shade of Anthracite.
