The HDT Commodore, revival of a legend: While HDT is most famous for the Peter Brock era, in the 2010s, a new era of modified commodores was produced. These modern day HDTs, based on existing commodores. If you're considering one, here's what you need to know.
Issues will depend HEAVILY on the base Commodore as well as the specifics of the HDT customization. Check for engine modifications, suspension upgrades, and brake system enhancements and how well and reliably they were installed. Check for rust in the commodore body.
Ensure that ALL modifications are certified and meet NZTA/WOF requirements. Issues with suspension, brakes, lighting, and tyre compliance are common with modified vehicles.
These later-model HDT Commodores are typically based on VS, VT, VX and VE model Commodores. With HDT going into liquidation in 2020, production numbers are small. Most are heavily modified, uprated engine and brakes, suspension as well as aesthetics in the form of spoilers and body kits . Verify the vehicles authenticity and the extent of the modifications. Be wary of clones or inauthentic builds.