2011 Holden VE II Commodore SSV

Holden Car maker has finessed the formula that has made Commodore the nation’s top selling car for 14 years straight, introducing smart multimedia technology, improved fuel economy and the capacity to run on environmentally friendly bio-ethanol. The Holden VE and WM Series II car is created with high technology. makes the latest version of the sedan that has a wheelbase of utility and luxury vehicles. with 3.0-liter V6 engine, 9.1 liters more fuel efficient.

The 3.6 litre SIDI V6 used to power premium Commodore models makes average fuel economy gains of more than three per cent by while all luxury and performance models powered by Holden’s Gen IV V8 improve on average by more than six per cent. Bio-ethanol is a renewable fuel that can be made from a range of waste products from the production of wheat and sugar and even household garbage. In Australia today use of the fuel reduces lifecycle CO2 emissions by up to 40 per cent when compared to petrol.

A first for an Australian-made car, Series II models powered by the 3.0 litre SIDI V6 and 6.0 litre V8 engines will have flex-fuel capability, allowing them to run on Bio-ethanol, E10, Unleaded, Premium or any combination in between. It also has a touch screen keyboard for easy text entry easy, isometric and 3D display maps and audio step by step road guidance. Holden also introduces the CD-changer iQ virtual storage “that replaces the output tray mechanical system of the previous models with the ability to encode and store up to 15 CDs in an internal flash drive and Bluetooth

The drivers hands-free mobile phone, high-function navigation system-iQ the standard Holden in the SS V-Series, Calais V-Series and Caprice models, offering a complete clarity of the partnership colors, intuitive controls, alerts, real-time traffic, speed and orientation functions.Voice point of interest integrated into the vehicle’s audio system.

Modifications included aerodynamic improvements, which lower fuel consumption by reducing the vehicle’s drag co-efficient, and mechanical changes.Omega and Berlina models were also fitted with lower rolling resistance tyres.