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Holden Commodore i SS, SS-V (2013–2015)

The Holden Commodore (2013-2015) is a symbol of Australian ingenuity, representing a remarkable blend of power, performance, and practicality. Loved by many in New Zealand, this model sits at a sweet spot for those seeking fantastic value and reliability in the used vehicle market. As one of the last Aussie-built Commodores, it promises a driving experience that echoes a rich heritage while adapting seamlessly to modern needs.

Parts for the Holden Commodore i SS, SS-V

Known issues

Common issues include worn suspension components, oil leaks(especially on the V8 models), failing electronic park brake actuators, failing O2 sensors and potential timing chain wear and tear on the V6.

WOF tips

Focus on the typical areas such as tyre condition, brake wear status, suspension integrity and proper lighting function, but be wary of the hand brake functionality and rust issues depending on previous owner maintenance.

About the Holden Commodore i SS, SS-V

Continuing the revered legacy, the 2013-2015 Holden Commodore models retain their value through impressive performance and versatile options, including robust V6 and V8 engine choices. These vehicles often provide a sport-tuned suspension, adding to their dynamic handling. However, it's crucial for potential buyers to inspect service histories closely and to be aware of age-related wear, specifically regarding the suspension, braking systems, and other critical components. Regular intervals for maintenance are vital in keeping your Commodore performing at its best.

For instance, the cooling system is an essential area that requires careful attention, especially around the 150,000km mark. Common parts that may need replacement include the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses, ensuring your vehicle remains in optimal health. Keeping an eye on these components not only promotes longevity but also enhances your driving experience. Interested in what it takes to maintain a well-functioning cooling system? Explore our options in the Cooling category.

Additionally, ensure your braking system is up to par with regular inspections and replacements of brake pads and rotors, particularly if you're noticing any performance changes. Now's a great time to check our Braking category for comprehensive parts. Lastly, refreshing your filtration system with quality oil and air filters is a must for smooth operation, which you can find in our Filtration offerings. Keeping these elements in check will provide peace of mind for any owner of this dependable vehicle.

Questions owners ask

What are some common problems I should look out for on a 2013-2015 Holden Commodore?
Common issues on the 2013-2015 Holden Commodore include worn suspension components, oil leaks (especially on V8 models), failing electronic park brake actuators, failing O2 sensors, and potential timing chain wear on the V6 engines. A pre-purchase inspection is highly recommended.
What should I check on my 2013-2015 Holden Commodore to pass a WOF in New Zealand?
When getting a WOF for your 2013-2015 Holden Commodore, focus on tyre condition, brake wear, suspension integrity, and proper lighting. Pay special attention to the handbrake functionality and check for rust, as these are common failure points.
How often should I service my 2013-2015 Holden Commodore?
The recommended service interval for the 2013-2015 Holden Commodore is every 15,000km. Regular servicing is crucial to maintaining its performance and addressing potential issues early.
Where can I get brake pads and rotors for my 2013-2015 Holden Commodore in NZ?
You can find a wide selection of brake pads and rotors for your 2013-2015 Holden Commodore at CARFIX. Check out our Braking category at Braking for comprehensive parts.
My 2013-2015 Holden Commodore is approaching 150,000km. What cooling system parts should I inspect or replace?
Around the 150,000km mark, it's wise to inspect and potentially replace cooling system components on your 2013-2015 Holden Commodore. Common parts that may need replacement include the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses. You can find these parts in our Cooling category at Cooling.
What kind of filters does my 2013-2015 Holden Commodore need, and where can I find them?
Your 2013-2015 Holden Commodore requires regular replacement of its oil and air filters to ensure smooth operation. You can find quality oil and air filters in our Filtration category at Filtration.
Is the suspension on the 2013-2015 Holden Commodore known to wear out?
Yes, worn suspension components are a common issue on the 2013-2015 Holden Commodore. Regular inspections and timely replacements are recommended to maintain optimal handling and ride comfort.